What Having Poor Eyesight Taught Me About Being a Proactive Patient, Part Two...In the first part of my story, I told you about how growing up with poor eyesight taught me important lessons about...reactions2comments
What Having Poor Eyesight Taught Me About Being a Proactive Patient, Part One...Acute diseases come and go. Chronic diseases are here to stay. Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that would be enough to...reactions3comments
Stephanie Buxhoeveden, MSCN, FNP-BC...Stephanie was previously an advocate on MultipleSclerosis.net. Stephanie lives in Virginia with her husband, Michael, and their two fur babies. She is...
Patrick Leer...We are extremely saddened to say that on November 11, 2013, Patrick Leer passed away. Patrick was an essential member of the...
Nikki Kennedy...Nikki is a crafty wife who loves to knit, sew, and DIY to make her home cute and functional (all as inexpensively...
Lisa Emrich...Lisa Emrich is a patient advocate who has been helping patients educate and empower themselves since 2008. After being diagnosed with multiple...
Nicole Lemelle...Nicole Lemelle is a writer, an activist, and a person living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in...
Jeanne Hecht, MBA, PMP...Jeanne was previously an advocate on MultipleSclerosis.net. Jeanne Hecht is Senior Vice President and Global Head of Site and Patient Networks at...
Christie Germans...Christie was previously an advocate on MultipleSclerosis.net. Christie is a number crunching photographer who loves riding really fast on her bicycle and...
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Flying Insects...This is more a question than a story. All my life I have seemed to be immune to flying bugs, they just...reactions6comments
To All Those Here Who Are Considering a Wheelchair...To all those here who are considering a wheelchair... When I first received my wheelchair back in 2018, I just assumed it...reactions5comments
My Guilty Conscience Weighs Me Down...“Don’t compare yourself to others. We are all unique.” This phrase is true. Multiple sclerosis by its nature affects each of us...reactions23comments
Treatment and Genetics...I was diagnosed 6 months after my eldest daughter was born (26 years ago) at the age of 27 after quite a...reactions11comments
My MS is Ganging Up on Me!! 😞...Hello MS.net, You all have not heard from me in a long time. In August, 2 weeks after my birthday, I slipped...reactions4comments
The Quest for Certainty...I believe most of us would agree that uncertainty is a familiar feeling. I'm the first one to admit that I can...reactions3comments
Marc Stecker - Wheelchair Kamikaze...Marc was previously an advocate for MultipleSclerosis.net. I'm Marc, a 50-year-old male, living in New York City with my lovely and wonderful...
Always Believe in Yourself...Always believe in yourself. I am not afraid. I cannot let my fears take me, it will try, it’s grip is immense...reactions5comments
Longing For Belonging...The other day, I was fortunate enough to hang out with some friends of mine (socially distanced and in an open air...reactions32comments
Undiagnosed...I started in March with numbness in my toes on my right foot. Then it has progressively gotten worse. I have numbness...reactions5comments
