It’s that time of year again: back-to-school tips from the MS community
The new school years means new friends, teachers, classrooms, and experiences. It’s normal for anyone to feel anxious, but for students, parents, and…
Coming Back to Win: Fatherhood and MS
Guest post by: Dale Allen Berg For 20 years, I endured a host of odd, unexplained symptoms. Starting at 15 years old, I…
Holding Hands with Motherhood and MS
This Mother’s Day, we want to recognize the resilience and strength of all mothers affected by MS, like Elizabeth. Whether you are a…
National Volunteer Week 2022
Empathy is a quality that helps people relate to others and their experiences. Volunteering provides an opportunity to develop empathy and see the world…
Putting your own oxygen mask on first: Reflecting on caregiving
Take a look around you and you’ll find that we all know someone who is a caregiver. The number is just under 8…
Black History Month: Elevating Voices Within the MS Community
In celebration and recognition of Black History Month, we will be featuring stories from the Black MS community throughout the month of February.…
Treating MS as a piece of luggage
Guest post by: Kelly-Ann Jones When I went to the doctor over a decade ago with a sore back, he automatically sent me…
Doing my part to help achieve a world free from MS
Guest post by: John Duffy My sister, Joanne, was never much of an athlete. She was a bit clumsy. Our parents had a chalet in Craigleith and…
Trying to Find Meaning in My MS
Guest post by: Anna Giannakourus One day I was jogging, and I kept tripping over my feet. I was pregnant at the time, and already had a lot…
