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Beat the Heat: Tips to Keep Cool This Summer

I’ve learned a thing or two about beating the heat.

For me, I know as long as I keep moving, I’m on the right track.

I found out thanks to my from my clinic that universities must provide assistance for students with disabilities.

If you want to change your situation, you can — and guess what — you’re the only person who can change your situation.

Fast forward to 2023 and I am now working as a registered nurse doing similar caretaking that I did with my mom as a child.

My MS journey has taught me so much already, but one of the most important… Read More

One day when there’s a cure, my family and I will know that my brother,… Read More

I want to inspire everyone to try to work out. The small can become the… Read More

We encourage people to carefully plan and think about their decision to disclose and the… Read More

Being a Veteran with multiple sclerosis can be a frustrating experience.

All I could think was that I was so lucky to have had this experience… Read More

Sisters and brothers are the truest, purest forms of love, family and friendship, knowing when… Read More

But to save my marriage, I committed to this focused counseling. I’m glad I did.

I am a MS Warrior, and when I walked across that stage, I thought about… Read More

As I took the subway home, I regarded my fellow travelers with renewed empathy.

There’s a mantra in the disability community: educate or litigate. I much prefer the former,… Read More

I’ve been examining the longest relationship of my adult life — with multiple sclerosis. Having… Read More

“My doctor said that kids don’t get MS.” My hope is to squash that myth… Read More

The night after your 7 month birthday, you and I were alone in the home…. Read More

About 5% of people diagnosed with multiple sclerosis are under the age of 18, usually… Read More

It turns out that the prevalence of anxiety disorders in people with MS is roughly… Read More