Action
A step forward
Walk MS participants forge lifelong connections that make a difference in the effort to create a world free of multiple sclerosis.
The still spot
Judy Stegman shares how she finds a moment of peace while meeting the demands of caring for her husband, who lives with MS.
Regrets
Poet Joan Seliger Sidney, PhD, shares the effects of hiding her MS to protect her loved ones.
Partners in crime
Shemar Moore, from the hit series “Criminal Minds,” talks about the starring role that his mom—who lives with MS— plays in his life.
A personal stamp
Three generations of a family affected by MS use their passion to raise money for MS research.
Taking off the kid gloves
Researchers delve into pediatric MS with hopes that their findings will help solve the MS puzzle.
How to make connections
Every voice counts. Amplify the impact of your MS advocacy by making connections with members of your community.
@Momentum
Readers respond to stories about moods, fashionable canes and education from recent issues of Momentum Magazine.
Pinpointing pain
You’re not alone. Pain is one of the most common symptoms in multiple sclerosis. New studies are investigating why and how pain occurs as part of MS.
Stand or fall
Momentum interviews Debra Frankel, the Society’s vice president of Programs, Services and Clinical Care, about programs that help people with multiple sclerosis prevent—and recover from—falls.