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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…
The Power of Positivity in the Face of Uncertainty
Guest post by: Donalda Martin-Gagnon It was one morning in 2009 when I woke up and I couldn’t move the right side of my body. It almost…
A Confrontation with Uncertainty: Kajal’s MS Story
Guest post by: Kajal Rai A cure for MS would mean that I could have a life of normality and a life of…
A Fruitful Partnership
Every partnership has a story. For some, it starts with a vested interest in helping communities in need of support. For others, it’s…
Step by step: the Return to Running
Guest post by Lori Kemp For Lori Kemp, running has always been connected to multiple sclerosis (MS). It was a probable MS diagnosis…
Choose Your Own Adventure: #BurgersToBeatMS Edition
A&W Canada and thousands of their employees across the country have been working hard to ensure #BurgersToBeatMS happens safely on August 20. We’re…
Uphill Battles
For Charlotte Ward, an agrologist in Saskatchewan, summer is her busy season. Her family resides on a farm near Springside, centrally located near…
