Gelonne's Life with MS...I am a 62 year old woman. I started the process of getting diagnosed with MS, in 1998. I go to my...reactions2comments
Momentarily Unsilenced...Have you ever noticed how easy it is to tell yourself or someone else "WHO GIVES A SH*T WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK"...reactions3comments
Is That A Spider On My Leg?...I am not a fan of spiders. I lose it when they creep into my personal space. All of their eight legs...reactions7comments
MSAA to Present a Virtual Art Showcase Event Featuring Artists with MS...Each year, the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America’s (MSAA) Art Showcase celebrates beautiful artwork created by people with MS. Have you ever...reactions2comments
MS Patients May Suffer a Gut Punch. Literally....For years I suffered from an irritable bowel that couldn’t make up its mind between constipation and the opposite of constipation. I...reactions17comments
Annoyingly Happy...I am what some might call a happy person. I did not always like this label. Happy people walk through life looking...reactions6comments
Why Resolutions are Important for the New Year...Make 2018 an epic year. Seriously. You have approximately 365 days to make it so, in spite of your Multiple Sclerosis. Yes...reactions2comments
Weather Changes: How Cold Air Affects Me...I've had my fair share of brain meltdowns in the scorching summer sun. You know, those moments where you can't form a...reactions135comments
Not All Snowflakes are the Same...So I recently decided to make the switch from Tysabri to Lemtrada. I did not talk too much about it on my...reactions5comments
Hope for Progressive MS Therapies Depends on New Lesion Map...If you have progressive multiple sclerosis, either primary (PPMS) or secondary (SPMS), you may be interested in hearing about this hopeful new...reactions6comments
Where Does My Time Go?...As I’m sitting on the couch, catching up on some local news, my attention is immediately pulled towards my suddenly noisy phone...reactions5comments
A Portable History of MS...Ever wonder how far back in time people had MS? What they thought about it, and how they treated it? Naturally, our...reactions10comments
It’s Okay Not to Be Okay!...The past month has been one of the most challenging times in my life. I struggled to keep it together. I found...reactions3comments
MS Comic: Mornings...Sometimes the most difficult part of the day could be the first thing you face - even if it's the seemingly simple...reactions8comments
Even Stars Can Be Sidelined By Depression...In addition to the many issues and lifestyle changes that can come with multiple sclerosis, symptoms revolving around our mental health can...reactions6comments
Damn, My Long Relapse-Free Streak Has Ended...My journey with MS has had some significant ups and downs. Some of the downs include blindness, complete loss of use of...reactions3comments
Eyelids Close Involuntarily? Mine Too!...At one o’clock in the morning, I wake in my recliner. I struggle to open my eyes. Only my right eyelid cooperates...reactions43comments
MS & Stress: My Wedding Horror Story...Multiple sclerosis and its symptoms can be so unpredictable. You can be feeling fine one minute and then absolutely awful the very...reactions5comments
Seizure Disorder/Optic Neuritis...When I try to understand MS and how I have every symptom along with seizures and vision problems since the age of...reactions1comment
Watch the cheese melt: Caregiver selection...What does the selection of a caretaker have to do with melting cheese? Wait… Read further. A selection of a caretaker is...reactions4comments
