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<strong>Sara J. Winston, who lives with MS, documents each of her daughter’s health appointments.</strong> Photos by Sara J. Winston

<strong>Sara J. Winston, who lives with MS, documents each of her daughter’s health appointments.</strong> Photos by Sara J. Winston

Mothering alongside MS

My disease and my daughter have given me a new perspective on life.

<strong>After experiencing dozens of relapses, Nerisa Misiaita has developed strategies for getting through them. </strong> Photo by Keith Carlsen

<strong>After experiencing dozens of relapses, Nerisa Misiaita has developed strategies for getting through them. </strong> Photo by Keith Carlsen

After an MS relapse

You’ve toughed it out. Now what?

<strong>Adriana Flores-Meath lives with MS. She takes advantage of the warm weather and colors outside when she can.</strong> Photo by Keith Carlsen

<strong>Adriana Flores-Meath lives with MS. She takes advantage of the warm weather and colors outside when she can.</strong> Photo by Keith Carlsen

How to manage your MS while enjoying the spring

4 tips for indoor and outdoor activities

Photo: iStock

Photo: iStock

Finding a cure for MS, one study at a time

People living with the disease join with research experts to identify projects to be funded.

Photo: iStock

Photo: iStock

6 tips for managing multiple medications

Keeping track of multiple prescriptions for your MS is easier when you have a system.

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Life

Mothering alongside MS

My disease and my daughter have given me a new perspective on life.

Health

After an MS relapse

You’ve toughed it out. Now what?

Life

How to manage your MS while enjoying the spring

4 tips for indoor and outdoor activities

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Latest Articles

Robert Paskus

Robert Paskus

Research

Focus on fatigue

Research studies are targeting the most common MS symptom.

Salmon

Salmon

Research

Eating habits

Scientists are exploring how specific foods and diets affect MS.

Illustration by Roy Scott

Illustration by Roy Scott

Life

Power of connection

Support groups offer a sense of community for people with MS.

Photos courtesy of Linda S. Bridges

Photos courtesy of Linda S. Bridges

Life

Just keep going

It’s not always easy, but I’m grateful for everything I can do.

Susie M. Collins

Susie M. Collins

Action

A lasting legacy

“Miss Susie’s” last gift to the National MS Society capped 32 years of dedicated service.

Bryan & Amanda Bickell

Bryan & Amanda Bickell

Life

Keeping MS in check

Former professional hockey player Bryan Bickell brings a positive outlook to living with M – …

Service dog

Service dog

Life

The buddy system

Service dogs help with everyday tasks and offer companionship to people with MS.

Giraffe

Giraffe

Life

Spirituality and a giraffe

Creating paper-mache animals for inspiration.

News

What does a cure for MS mean to you?

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is relentless in the pursuit of finding a cure—for – …

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Illustration showing chat bubbles.

News

@Momentum

Readers sound off on their sense of selves, leading productive lives and realistic represe – …

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Latest Blogs

Several cheerleaders in uniform dancing in formation.

Several cheerleaders in uniform dancing in formation.

Still Dancing: Overcoming MS to Become an Atlanta Falcons Cheerleader

An MS diagnosis in college didn’t stop Téa from cheering for the NFL.

Silhouette of a person against the sunset.

Silhouette of a person against the sunset.

Till MS Do Us Part

For one blogger, an MS diagnosis became a chance to rewrite their story.

Two speech bubbles with a United Kingdom and a United States flag.

Two speech bubbles with a United Kingdom and a United States flag.

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

A Black healthcare professional examines and MRI brain scan.

A Black healthcare professional examines and MRI brain scan.

Can Black People Get MS?

A blogger debunks the myth that Black people are less likely to have multiple sclerosis.

Two people standing arm in arm outside facing away from the camera

Two people standing arm in arm outside facing away from the camera

The Importance of Friendships

Friendship can bring stability to a life lived with MS, an unpredictable disease.

An open book with fluttering pages sits on a wood table with stacked books behind it.

An open book with fluttering pages sits on a wood table with stacked books behind it.

“And So It Goes”

This writer describes how the works of Kurt Vonnegut helped him define his own journey… Read More

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