Debbie Petrina...Debbie was previously a health leader on MultipleSclerosis.net. At the age of 25, Debbie Petrina’s life with MS began in 1980 that...
Teresa Wright-Johnson...Teresa was previously a health leader on MultipleSclerosis.net. Teresa Wright-Johnson is indeed a heart that MatterS. Born with a heart murmur and...
Christopher Gillies...Christopher was previously a health leader on MultipleSclerosis.net. Christopher Gillies has lived with Multiple Sclerosis since 2003. The original diagnosis for a...
MS Impacts Those with MS and Those Around You...Those of us with MS are surely impacted every day of our lives, more so for some of us and less for...reactions7comments
Here's to Hoping the Weight is Over...Is it possible to be hopeless and optimistic at the same time? Welcome to my world when it comes to weight loss...reactions64comments
The Comorbidity Quandary...When you have other medical issues along with multiple sclerosis, you have a comorbidity. Comorbidity is a harsh word. Morbid is an...reactions47comments
Gaining Weight With MS...Every so often, I’ll glance at myself in the mirror and think, “Wow, what happened?” After two decades of battling an incurable...reactions8comments
Kathy Reagan Young...Kathy was previously on MultipleSclerosis.net. Kathy Reagan Young is the founder of the off-center, slightly off-color website and podcast at www.FUMSnow.com. She...
10 Ways Smart Speakers Can Make Life Easier with MS...Managing a chronic illness can feel all-consuming: scheduling the doctor’s appointments, calling the insurance company, and going for the scans and infusions...reactions7comments
Life Changed When I Was 12 Years Old...I was a 12-year-old getting ready for bed when I laid down, and suddenly, I felt different, just not right. I screamed...reactions8comments
A Long Path to Diagnosis...I’m a 68-year-old man and was just diagnosed with MS in 2020, although I now believe I have had it for as...reactions1comment
Navigating Public Spaces...Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) means embracing adaptability. Each day presents unique challenges, and as someone navigating this chronic condition, I’ve learned...reactions20comments
Why Using a Urinary Catheter Can Cause Constipation and What to Do About It...I work as a pelvic floor physical therapist and I treat a lot of patients who rely on catheters to void urine...reactions23comments
Emerging From an MS Slump: My Journey to Feeling Better...Have you ever felt stuck in a rut with multiple sclerosis (MS), unable to gather the energy and motivation to take care...reactions66comments
How Speech Therapy Helped Me...Back in the spring of 2023, I told my new MS specialist that, for years, I’d been having problems voluntarily swallowing at...reactions4comments
Bladder Dysfunction in Multiple Sclerosis...An estimated 80 percent of people with multiple sclerosis (MS) have bladder problems related to the condition. These problems (dysfunctions) happen when...
MS Research Spotlight: NfL Biomarker, Dysphagia & More...MS Research Spotlight covers key research news from the past two weeks. New research out of Italy suggests that obvious oxidative stress...reactionscomments
Some Things I Wish People Knew About MS-Related Pain...On the list of symptoms that people don’t always realize are associated with Multiple Sclerosis, pain may be at the top. Chronic pain...reactions11comments
What Are the Differences Between CIS, RRMS, SPMS, and PPMS?...In 2013, the International Advisory Committee on Clinical Trials of MS defined four types of multiple sclerosis (MS): The classification and accurate...reactions3comments
Tired All the Time: Is It Sleepiness, or Is It Fatigue?...Multiple sclerosis (MS) may be a “snowflake” disease with many differences from person to person, but one symptom that plagues virtually every...reactionscomments
