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Table tennis brings new goals and joys

A pingpong coach with MS shares her love for the sport with others with the disease

Red helmet with visor is on tires by kartodrom

Ready, set, go kart!

Racing event raises money for people with MS.

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Roller skating for MS awareness

Skater Kaci Bell lives with MS — and uses her passion to bring attention to the disease.

Flight of the Sugar Bees

The Walker family has raised more than $2 million over 30 years to help take the ‘sting’ out of MS.

Generosity on aisle 3

At a group of grocery stores in western Washington, multiple sclerosis has been front and center for years.

Leading with a common purpose

Meet four new National MS Society board members

Meet Society board member: Peter Porrino

Peter Porrino started volunteering at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society after his wife’s MS diagnosis.

Meet Society board member: Dana Foote

When Dana Foote first joined the board, she had one goal in mind: finding a cure.

Meet Society board member: Bonnie Higgins

Due to endless hours of volunteering, Bonnie Higgins earned a spot in the Society’s Volunteer Hall of Fame.

Meet Society board member: Caroline Whitacre

Caroline Whitacre volunteers her time and offers her scientific expertise on the Society’s national board of directors.

Julie Gaines outside her store Fishs Eddy in New York City.

New Yorker handles her business and MS with humor

Julie Gaines approaches everything in life with a sense of humor, including her MS.

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Letters to the editor: Connecting within magazine pages

Momentum readers sound off on expressing themselves and connecting with each other through Momentum articles.

A message from Cyndi Zagieboylo: People with MS push research forward

Cyndi Zagieboylo, president and CEO, on scientific research

Lives in transition

Trans people with MS face misunderstanding and discrimination in society, in their communities and in their doctors’ offices. But they’re determined to make life better for themselves and for others.

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Late bloomer: Interview with neurologist Em Harrington

Trans neurologist’s journey leads to improving treatment for LGBTQ+ people, including those with MS.

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