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Have You Ever Received Advice You Weren’t Looking For?

It’s our choice in responding. We can either give a flip answer, laugh and keep going or just ignore them

A Journey to My True Self Choosing Weight Loss as a Person Living With MS

Having weight loss surgery just 5 months ago has changed my life.

Useful Tips for Traveling With MS

Having MS does not mean that you cannot continue enjoying the pleasures of life, among them traveling.

Like Father, Like Daughter

I think about how my best memories as a child include always knowing how fiercely my father loves me.

From Slavery to Special Assistant to the President: Hope and Blessings

The fact that in two generations, family members can go from slavery to Special Assistant to the President is indicative of the progress we’ve made as a country, and I’m proud of it.

Latest Blogs

What Your Partner Wants You to Know About Their MS

I wish I had a magic wand to help the millions of people that feel… Read More

Advocating for Your Health

Self-advocating is a vital tool to ensure we receive proper care.

Silver Linings

I can look back to that experience with MS and know that I am stronger… Read More

Information Overload

Take the information you can, keep smiling and do what you need to do.

Everyone Else’s

I think the key takeaway here is to always be mindful of others’ situations.

A Story of Two Movements: The MS Community Honors Dr. King

Address racial disparities and inequities in the healthcare system that impede access to care, and ultimately, a cure, for MS.

Limits That Change

The tricky thing about MS and the symptoms is that you are not guaranteed that… Read More

4 Ways To Beat the Winter Blues Before They Begin

It seems like winter just left and now it’s back again.

A Moving Experience

Recently, I made the big decision to move my life south, and moving is the… Read More

Dream Big

A cure for MS. That. That’s the ultimate dream.

Afternoons with Annie

The wheelchair is totally normal to her. No judgment. A lot of adults could learn… Read More

MS Doesn’t Stop You From Being a Great Parent

My goal is to make the burden of a chronic illness lighter for children. I… Read More

Inclusivity in Healthcare

My queer identity cannot be dismissed, and my lived experience cannot be reduced to a… Read More

Our Community

Warrior to Warrior, may this battle only be a season. Be encouraged, empowered and blessed.

Depression and MS

I have picked up some pointers that have helped me combat my depression to remain… Read More

Living with MS: Sometimes One Really is the Loneliest Number

Resources that bring the MS community closer together to address the body, mind and brain… Read More