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Impacting MS Patients in Puerto Rico
There are only about 113 neurologists that care for about 3.3 million people in Puerto… Read More
Accessibility Claps and Slaps
I often find myself doing accessibility assessments. These may range from big, obvious things to… Read More
3 Ways My Tired Is Different from Your Tired
The one thing I find the most annoying though is how other people see fatigue…. Read More
6 Things You Need to Know About MS and the COVID-19 Vaccines
The National MS Society convened a group of MS experts to develop guidance so that… Read More
Tongue-Tied: 4 Things to Say
Since people don’t generally have a firm grasp of the disease, the comments we receive… Read More
Unexpected Reality
My mindset has changed and matured to accept the reality and try my hardest to… Read More
My Life in Chronic-logical Order
My hope is that you will find the same freedom in creating and protecting the… Read More
Grief and Silver Linings: An MS Diagnosis
I would never have wanted this, but that is how life goes, isn’t it? You… Read More
I Can Run a 5k… Then Can’t Lift a Spoon
The thing that healthy people just can’t get their head around is the fact that… Read More
Caregivers are Special People
If you have a caregiver, be sure to thank them and tell them – often… Read More
Me and My “Happy Pill”
If only someone had told me early on that depression was a symptom of MS,… Read More
Living the American Dream with MS
It has been assumed that MS uncommon in the Hispanic/Latino population, but that is not… Read More
Vote Down MS
Our generation can be the generation that ends MS. Please join me and use your… Read More
Learning to Like My Cane
Whether you use a wheelchair, cane, walker, crutches, steerable knee scooter, motorized wheelchair, hoveround or… Read More
The Tale of the Concerned Wife and Resistant Husband
Today I realize that I’m not confined to a wheelchair. I’m enabled by my wheelchair.