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My Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Bladder

It’s okay to take 100 bathroom breaks in 30 minutes; it’s okay to need to choose a table closer to the rest room in the coffee shop.

There’s only hope on the horizon, and we’re coming together to make things better.

In the U.K., as you may know, we have the National Health Service (NHS).

This experience has taught me that it is OK to talk about my MS journey when my MS decides to become “visible.”

Here are 7 tips that have helped me along the way in juggling comorbidities and that may be useful in your life.

There is also a greater awareness of others, including medical professionals, of the different presentations… Read More

The test drive with the hand controls went OK and might even have been fun… Read More

It’s how I know that you will shine brighter than the stars we wished upon.

After many years of hiding, I decided to give one of these MS groups a… Read More

Maybe someday your old friends will come back around. But until then, keep advocating for… Read More

He informed me, I had primary progressive MS instead of relapsing-remitting MS.

Have I taken on too much? Maybe, but it’s doable because, for now, MS is… Read More

Playing the drums, which had been effortless and fluid, has become decidedly effortful and deliberate.

I’m a little off and a bit quirky, but those are the things that make… Read More

When I made the decision to start using a wheelchair full time, it made a… Read More

During this time, I learned how helpful hand lettering is for me in tough times.

This is how it is living with a chronic, incurable disease. I have to make… Read More

Just as every person is unique, MS is unique in each person, which makes it… Read More

Caregiving allows us to tackle this disease as a unit, but its cost can sometimes… Read More

Somewhere along the way, it became easier for me to talk about my multiple sclerosis… Read More

I pick myself back up and face the day. I never settle.