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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
5 Things to Know About Biosimilars
Biosimilar medications may offer less expensive alternatives for people with MS.
The Unspoken Suffering of Parenthood
When we experience trauma, it isn’t just the event that causes emotional stress, but also… Read More
Find Your Place of Power: How Online MS Support Groups Can Enrich Your Life
I’m no expert, but after 30 years with MS, I’ve seen my share of support… Read More
Being Chronically Ill Does Not Mean Giving up Life’s Joys
Spread the love and tell them that they’re doing life right just because they’re doing… Read More
My Recent Relapse…
Two weeks now after my probable relapse, both my legs feel like they’re full of… Read More
5 Things I Want You to Know if Your Parent Has MS
My mom was diagnosed with progressive MS in 1982 when I was 7 years old.
Studying Abroad With MS
I moved 2,000 miles away to go to school. And it was hard, but it… Read More