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Becoming More Comfortable Talking to Your Doctor

Your doctor needs to know all of your problems and concerns. Here are some easy steps to share...

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5 Coping Strategies for Being Diagnosed with MS

If you are having difficulties coping with your diagnosis, here are five strategies that can help.

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Sticking to It – MS Treatment Adherence Part 1

When starting out on a disease-modifying...

When starting out on a disease-modifying therapy, it is important to set therapy goals.

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Sticking to It – MS Treatment Adherence Part 2

While adhering to your neurologist’s care plan...

While adhering to your neurologist’s care plan is critical, it is equally important to find the...

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8 Reasons to Overcome Your Fear of Asking for Help

Offering help and asking for help usually...

Offering help and asking for help usually benefits everyone involved.

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Deconditioning and MS

Deconditioning is something almost all of us with a chronic illness will experience at some point...

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Cold Sensitivities and MS

Cold weather can make some symptoms better while making other symptoms worse.

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Facing tender end-of-life topics head on

As we grow older, live life more fully, deal...

As we grow older, live life more fully, deal with illness or limitation, our goals and thinking...

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Tips for Choosing Your Disease Modifying Therapy

While having so many options to choose from is...

While having so many options to choose from is great, it can be overwhelming to decide which...

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Diversity and MS

While we are a part of a diverse community of...

While we are a part of a diverse community of people living with MS, your journey is unique.

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Symptom Management 101

Here are some tips on how to best manage some...

Here are some tips on how to best manage some of the more common symptoms.

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Top 5 Benefits of Creating Your Own Bucket List

My bucket list is for no one but myself and I...

My bucket list is for no one but myself and I have control over every aspect of it.

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Multiple Sclerosis and Medicare – What is Covered?

A look at how the parts of Medicare cover...

A look at how the parts of Medicare cover diagnosis and treatment of MS.

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Palliative Care in Multiple Sclerosis

If you have needed an ER or hospital visit at least three times in a year you might want to...

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Overdoing It with MS

Don’t let MS stop you from spending time with...

Don’t let MS stop you from spending time with the people in your life who matter most.

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MS and Sensory Overload

Knowing what bothers you the most is the first...

Knowing what bothers you the most is the first step in doing something proactive to avoid the...

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Being a Patient Patient

Here are some tips that you can use to minimize...

Here are some tips that you can use to minimize wait time for medical services.

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How EHR Has Improved Patient Care

EHRs were introduced to understand the...

EHRs were introduced to understand the healthcare ecosystem in a broader perspective.

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MS and Coffee

If you are going to drink coffee, find what...

If you are going to drink coffee, find what works for you to manage the side effects.

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Understanding Research

Let’s take a few minutes to look at why this...

Let’s take a few minutes to look at why this happens to understand the process that currently...

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Five Tips For Managing Anxiety With MS

I have developed some coping strategies to help...

I have developed some coping strategies to help me deal with my anxiety.

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Preparing for the Unexpected Changes of MS

Just because you don’t know when an MS relapse...

Just because you don’t know when an MS relapse will show up, doesn’t mean that you can’t be...

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MS: Your Legal Rights and Planning For the Future

Here are some of the factors that are key components to focus on and to become aware of when...

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Social Media and MS: Pros and Cons

Here are some key tips for using social media...

Here are some key tips for using social media responsibly and carefully.

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Emergency Preparedness When Living With MS

Get informed, make a plan, assemble a kit, and maintain your plan and kit!

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MS and the Stages of Grief, Growth, and Gratitude

Life is still meant to be lived and you have...

Life is still meant to be lived and you have purpose.

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New Approaches in Patient Care

More researchers and MS specialists discover...

More researchers and MS specialists discover the importance of implementing a “Total Life Care...

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To Tell or Not to Tell Someone You have MS

Here are some tips on who to tell and how to...

Here are some tips on who to tell and how to tell them that you have been diagnosed with MS.

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Exclusive Content

Here are some tips on who to tell and how to tell them that you have been diagnosed with MS.

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More researchers and MS specialists discover the importance of implementing a “Total Life Care” platform.

Life with MS

MS Patient must be informed on all Medicare costs

Medicine & Research

A majority of MS patients experience fatigue, but there are medications available that help treat it.

Symptom Management

A look at a few uncommon MS symptoms

Study suggests gut may be involved in MS development

December 06, 2019

The gut has long been suspected to play a role in MS; researchers have identified evidence of a potential mechanism.

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Study: Early lesions point to future secondary progressive MS

November 18, 2019

The findings suggest infratentorial lesions and deep white matter lesions at year one were the strongest early predictors of secondary progressive MS at 30 years.

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Study: Molecule may slow progression of MS

November 15, 2019

Results could lead to the development of a new generation of therapies to treat this autoimmune disease.

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Becoming More Comfortable Talking to Your Doctor

5 Coping Strategies for Being Diagnosed with MS

Sticking to It – MS Treatment Adherence Part 1

Sticking to It – MS Treatment Adherence Part 2

8 Reasons to Overcome Your Fear of Asking for Help

Deconditioning and MS

Cold Sensitivities and MS

Facing tender end-of-life topics head on

Tips for Choosing Your Disease Modifying Therapy

Diversity and MS

Symptom Management 101

Top 5 Benefits of Creating Your Own Bucket List

Multiple Sclerosis and Medicare – What is Covered?

Palliative Care in Multiple Sclerosis

Overdoing It with MS

MS and Sensory Overload

Being a Patient Patient

How EHR Has Improved Patient Care

MS and Coffee

Understanding Research

Five Tips For Managing Anxiety With MS

Preparing for the Unexpected Changes of MS

MS: Your Legal Rights and Planning For the Future

Social Media and MS: Pros and Cons

Emergency Preparedness When Living With MS

MS and the Stages of Grief, Growth, and Gratitude

New Approaches in Patient Care

To Tell or Not to Tell Someone You have MS

To Tell or Not to Tell Someone You have MS

New Approaches in Patient Care

“Medicare for All” May Come With Unexpected Costs

Medications Are Available To Address Fatigue

Five Surprising Symptoms Associated with MS