The Power of the Patient Advocate – a Patient’s story
SEPTEMBER 25, 2018 BY TERESA WRIGHT-JOHNSON Every life has purpose. Every voice has power. I decided long ago to speak my…
More Than Just Spasms and Pain: What It’s Like to Live with MS
Written by Caroline Craven on September 22, 2018 Feeling disconnected from their bodies, people with multiple sclerosis find ways to…
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This College Cheerleader Won’t Let MS Stop Her from Being an Athlete
Sterling, to the left of the duck mascot, has been the University of Miami cheer captain for three years, despite…
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How YOU Can Help Me Use My Voice as a Courageous Warrior
MS Patient Story Written By: Cathy Chester – An Empowered Spirit I never intended to share so much of myself…
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Long Haul Paul: Riding a Million Miles for the Cure
ACCIDENTAL LEGEND Words by Paul Pelland | Photos by Matt Kiedaisch MARCH 26, 2018 As I slid down a lonely Arkansas highway…
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Utilizing Rehabilitation Professionals in Recovery of an MS Relapse
Posted on May 18, 2016 Matt Cavallo Many of you have read my previous article about how a denied insurance authorization led me…
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First Steps: Confessions of an HSCT ( Hematopoietic stem cell transplant ) Survivor
First Steps: Confessions of an HSCT Survivor By Dave Bexfield — ActiveMSers—February 11, 2018 ABOUT THE AUTHOR VIEW ALL POSTS BY DAVE…
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An Unwelcome “Hug”
By Katie Collett under Health, Personalities Today is a great day. It started off as it always does: My alarm went off at 2:17…
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A MS Patient’s story: How I’m Living Well With MS, a Decade After My Diagnosis
I wanted to help myself win against MS, but I’m so glad I didn’t stop there. Kendra and…
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Tips for Managing New Fall Routines from a Working Mom With MS
When kids head back to school and the fall routine kicks in, some parents may be thrilled. Others may find…
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