It’s only getting better: Three ways your donations have helped fund advancements in MS Research
The thing is, Canada has the highest rate of multiple sclerosis in the world, making MS a Canadian problem. It’s why we have…
Holiday giving drives Canadian MS research
by Yves Savoie Canadians have garnered an international reputation for our kindness, compassion, and generosity. According to Imagine Canada, approximately 60 per cent…
The really, really long journey to end MS
By Sean Wingrave On Remembrance Day 2006, I was at work. That was the day the entire right side of my body went…
My MS journey: Taryn Lencoe
By Taryn Lencoe When I was a teenager, my cousin was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. I hadn’t known about MS before her diagnosis,…
Why I Muck: Kim Moran
By Kim Moran My whole life I’ve prided myself on my independence. I’ve set goals and accomplished them. I’ve worked hard. It wasn’t…
Get Mucked for MS
Geoff is one of the trainers at Fit Factory Fitness. We recently dropped in on him to get his professional advice on the best way to prepare…
Why I Muck: Erin Norris
I was diagnosed with MS in 2010, when I was pregnant with my third child. When Leah was born, I would watch her and…
MS is not the end—it’s the beginning.
Guest post by Lizelle Mendoza, MS Walk Ambassador I’m Lizelle Mendoza: nursing student, Winnipegger, mover and shaker, and someone who has been living…
Your simple guide to MS Bike fundraising
Six MS Bike tours have already taken place across Canada this year, and we’ve raised more than $2.6 million for Canadians living with…
I Challenge MS: My race for the cure
by Robyn Baldwin, guest blogger I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis on December 2, 2014 after 24 hours in the hospital. My right…