Multiple Sclerosis

If you have MS, chances are you've noticed a change in your short term memory. When it gets annoying enough, we often begin searching the Internet for information about MS... keep reading →

Multiple sclerosis affects everyone who has it differently. For me, while the physical problems are certainly challenging, the hardest symptoms to cope with have been... keep reading →

Laptop bags. I know I need one, I know I want one and I even know the style I like. What a pity it took me so long to discover the name of the style is the Messenger Laptop... keep reading →

Multiple Sclerosis is a very complicated and unforgiving disease. It has no cure and no one really knows why or how it is started. It affects women more than men and can be... keep reading →

This is my personal story of what it is like to tackle critical stages of life while dealing with a disease like Multiple Sclerosis. Early retirement, MS, and moving forward... keep reading →

The second in a series updating my personal experience using Gilenya for my relapsing/remitting MS. keep reading →

Multiple Sclerosis patients were among those included in a recently released survey tracking Americans who are totally or partially paralyzed. Shockingly, the true number was... keep reading →

I was 17 years old when I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. I can remember thinking that it couldn’t really be happening and that my life had to be over. My dreams of... keep reading →

Multiple sclerosis, like many diseases, is something that most of the population don’t think twice about it, simply put because seems to affect around 1 out of every 750... keep reading →