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What Do You Want To See? My MRI Scans?!
This disability symbol includes all types of disabilities ranging from wheelchairs to a perfectly “normal”… Read More
The Joy and Meaning of Caregivers
I’ve realized since my diagnosis that a “life sentence” of MS can be just as… Read More
WOD MS: Working Out to Raise Awareness
As each minute of the workout passed, I thought about another year of Demetria’s MS… Read More
How My MS Diagnosis Inspired My Career
There is a distinct lack of accessible psychological support for people with MS, and this… Read More
Among Brothers and Sisters
I wanted a safe place where the camaraderie could carry over and continue to strengthen… Read More
Marching on With MS: Lessons From a Veteran
For my active duty comrades. Please get yourself checked out. Don’t let anyone tell you… Read More
Quarantine, Shmorentine
The bottom line is take care of yourself and your health, both mental and physical… Read More
I’m an MS Navigator. Here’s What I Want You to Know About Multiple Sclerosis and Suicide
MS Navigators are here to remind people that they’re not alone on their journey and… Read More
Exercise Your Right to Vote
Ensure that your polling place will be accessible on that crucial day. And then go… Read More
Cane Commentary
Using an assistive device, as these things are known in clinical circles, is a bit… Read More
Dear Gary and Lisa Part III: Anything Is Possible
Never lose hope, Gary and Lisa. Hope is the most important word in the lexicon… Read More
Dear Gary and Lisa Part II: The New Pattern of Life
With the passage of time, what was once abnormal for you both will become normal.
Dear Gary and Lisa Part I: The Early Years
I am writing to you both twenty-five years into your future. I am going to… Read More
Yoga and Rehabilitation
In the beginning of 2018, I realized the benefits of yoga in managing my MS… Read More
