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The Right Fit
There are so many advancements in wheelchairs and other devices that help us to maintain… Read More
Adapting to MS and Discovering Mobility Aids Lead to Freedom
This disease will not stop you from living your life, you just need to find… Read More
Feeling Put Together
Being young and having MS comes with a lot of challenges. One of which is… Read More
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… Read More
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… Read More
Like Father, Like Daughter
I think about how my best memories as a child include always knowing how fiercely… Read More
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… Read More
Afternoons with Annie
The wheelchair is totally normal to her. No judgment. A lot of adults could learn… Read More
Still Dancing: Overcoming MS to Become an Atlanta Falcons Cheerleader
An MS diagnosis in college didn’t stop Téa from cheering for the NFL.
Across the Other Side of the Pond, but Connected Through MS
An activist in the U.K. discusses the challenges that the Black MS community faces here… Read More
Can Black People Get MS?
A blogger debunks the myth that Black people are less likely to have multiple sclerosis.
The Importance of Friendships
Friendship can bring stability to a life lived with MS, an unpredictable disease.
“And So It Goes”
This writer describes how the works of Kurt Vonnegut helped him define his own journey… Read More