Q&A: Women on Pregnancy and MS
How does it feel to be diagnosed with MS as a young woman during the prime of her life? How will this change…
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…
Inhale, exhale: Healing through mindfulness
Guest post by: Sarah Bily My mother was diagnosed with progressive MS when she was only 34 years old. At the time, I…
A Triumphant Trek for MS
“Friendship isn’t just about recognizing the physical person. It’s also about witnessing who they are on the inside.” Marc Boyer’s philosophy isn’t just…
A Rookie Rider’s Guide to a Smooth Virtual #MSBike
So you signed up for the virtual MS Bike? Maybe you’re an avid cyclist or a casual commuter – either way, welcome to…
Wellness and Nature: Vitamin N
When most people think of Canada, it’s our wilderness and vast natural spaces that come to mind. Nature is one of our country’s…
Beat the Heat: Tips for Overcoming the Summer Heat
With the summer fast approaching, heat can aggravate MS symptoms for some people. Fatigue, weakness and visual disturbances are just a few of…
Selfishness as a revolutionary act of kindness: How to allow yourself to feel supported after a diagnosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is currently classified as an autoimmune disease of the central nervous system (brain, spinal cord). MS is unpredictable and can…
Stories on Women’s Health and MS
Women are 3x more likely to be diagnosed with MS than men. On International Women’s Day, we’re shedding light on some of the challenges faced…
