Living With MS

Originally Post by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society March 2013 Three studies published today by collaborators at Yale, Harvard and MIT/Broad Institute suggest that dietary salt can speed the development of an MS-like disease in mice, and provide new insights on immune system activity involved in MS. While more research needs to be done to […]

This week has been a very painful week for me.  Everyday has been a struggle to just get done the things I had to get done, let alone anything extra.  But after being introduced to this #MSCampion, how can I not be inspired to keep moving, to stay motivated, to be inspired!  Andrea is the

Being diagnosed with a chronic illness is never something you expect to happen.  When you are young you are invincible, as you get older, you learn the disappointing truth.  An when you are diagnosed with a devastating illness, such as multiple sclerosis, you start asking the powers that be, “why me?” Interestingly, when I was

Most women would say that being a mom is the hardest job they have, and I would wholeheartedly agree.  It is also the most rewarding job, but what if part of your hardest job as a woman also included dealing with MS?!  What would it look like being a mom and dealing with MS each

It is a good day when you go into your neurologist office to determine if you have any nerve issues that are causing your drop foot, the doctor is fairly certain there hasn’t been any changes in this most recent EMG (Electromyography).  So it looks like my drop foot isn’t related to my MS. That