Bell Let’s Talk: MS and Mental Health
Guest post written by Jessica Faulds Multiple sclerosis can be an isolating disease – you can feel alone and cut off from the…
An optimist’s journey overcoming MS
A dental hygienist by training, Valérie decided to go back to school at 27. When she was pregnant with her second daughter, she…
Capturing the moment: Sara’s MS journey
Sara is an elementary school teacher. On May 25, 2009, at 28, she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS). Her daughter was only…
Overcoming loss and MS through fitness
Ten years ago, Emily Huner was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. It was not part of her plan. A self-described active and type-A individual,…
A mother-daughter bond stronger than MS
Guest post by Alli Leithoff, MS Bike ambassador Growing up, it is normal for every girl to argue with their mom, but not…
Everything happens for a reason
Guest post by Melanie Bennett I didn’t always believe this, but now I really do believe that everything happens for a reason. I…
My mom: the fiercest competitor I know
Guest post by: Christine Sinclair When I was a young girl, I remember my mom started using a cane. I never understood…
MS research is at an exciting time, and we’re in it together
Guest post by Dr. Jordan Warford, MS Bike ambassador Multiple sclerosis (MS) research is at an exciting point in time. The landscape has…
Letter from a father, living with MS
Dear Isaac, A few months ago, you wrote me a letter – a letter about what it feels like to be my caregiver…
