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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
Motherhood and MS
I now understand I have not failed as a parent. I have a chronic illness,… Read More
How My Mom’s MS Journey Inspires My Work
My mom was diagnosed with MS almost 10 years ago, so I have a very… Read More
My Family’s Experience With Autism and MS
This is the intersection of autism and MS where my worry resides.
How to Talk About People With MS & Disabilities
Here are 5 tips to keep in mind when speaking about or to those in… Read More
Not Just Clumsy
Suddenly, the future that I’d imagined for myself no longer exists. I need to begin… Read More
The Five Worst Things I Have Done Since Being Diagnosed with MS
I can admit to having done some pretty dumb things in my life. A lot… Read More
Do You Panic in the Sun?
Like most people with MS, I am heat intolerant. Many of my symptoms get much… Read More
MS Dysfunction of the Bowel
The Unspeakable Bits; From A Life With MS Rounding out our discussion of the “plumbing… Read More
