Arm Drops Keep Reminding Me of MS...I am in the kitchen reaching for an onion when my arm freezes. I am holding a jar of body cream and...reactions12comments
Devin's Tips for Cog Fog: Part Two...Recently, I gave some tips on how to combat the cognitive issues that so many of us with MS encounter (see Part...reactions7comments
Learning and Experiencing My MS...Over the years, I've shared my MS story and experiences multiple times, primarily through my writings. My audience has reached many people...reactions1comment
Understanding My Relationship With Stress and MS...Stress is bad. It’s bad for everyone, but it’s really bad for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS). Sometimes stress can cause...reactions52comments
MS and the Pathway to Resilience During a Pandemic...At this point, most of us have known someone who has contracted COVID-19 (and sadly, many of us know someone who has...reactions2comments
MS Comic: Reacting to Life-Altering News...The days before and after being diagnosed with MS are a tumultuous, emotional time. Telling loved ones is difficult, and they may...reactions2comments
"Silver Linings"...“Why does hair grow on my face, but not on the top of my head?!” This was the question my dad had...reactions4comments
Please help interpret this written MRI summary....Hello, I received the following written MRI summary and my follow-up appointment with a neuro isn't for a month. Could someone please...reactions4repliesCopingUndiagnosed/Seeking Diagnosis
My Black History Influences My Life With MS...Each year, we set aside the month of February to honor and revere the grand attributes, various contributions to society, and the...reactions1comment
My Bladder Urgency and Pain are Sometimes Caused by Infection, but not Always...Two of the many symptoms MS patients can experience are bladder urgency and pain. The feeling that you have to go again...reactions4comments
Devin's Tips For MS Cog Fog: Part 1...Some of the most devastating symptoms I face because of multiple sclerosis involve my cognitive ability. Like many with MS, cognitive dysfunction...reactions9comments
Has anyone purchased and used a life glider?...I just came across this and was wondering if anyone in the community has every heard or used one? I think it...reactions8repliesAssistive Devices
Does Copaxone therapy need to be taken at the same time everyday?...Hello, I have been taking Copaxone for 7 months at the same time, I wonder if I have to give it at...reactions3repliesTreatment
To Tell Or Not Is Your Choice...How many of you struggled with disclosing your diagnosis? Family, friends, coworkers, and other associates were all on the list for people...reactions5comments
The Sacrifices We Make...For the most part, I tend to think my life with multiple sclerosis has gone well. Rather, it’s gone as well as...reactions3comments
What's your MS story?...How many years have you been living with MS? Which type of MS do you have? How has your life changed since...reactions320repliesCoping
Settling For the Best...After a long, fatigue-filled Friday, I opened my eyes early Saturday morning well-rested and hungry. To my surprise, I smelled breakfast cooking...reactions9comments
It's Not That Bad...I've had MS since 1978, diagnosed in 1981, and I have been both RRMS and SPMS, and I'm now what a neurologist...reactions2comments
All Things Art with the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America...For many people living with multiple sclerosis, creating and admiring artwork is a hobby that allows for expression in a unique and...reactionscomments
Don’t Let Grieving Stop You from Living Your Life....Grieving the loss of the life we used to know, it’s difficult. Gut wrenching. Thinking that all hope is lost. Trust me...reactions6comments
