Life with MS

When Family Doesn’t Provide Care

Most people receiving care have the help of family members – either to directly provide the care or to help with locating and funding professional ...

When a Caregiver Has MS

It is not uncommon for people with MS to also be caregivers. Like anyone else, they may be providing care for their parents, children, siblings, an...

Paratransit: A Road to Independence

Individuals with disabilities had their civil rights protected when the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law in 1990.

Using Technology to Help Embrace Your Mobility Aid

Mobility issues can take many forms. Whether you use a cane, a walker, or even a wheelchair, finding accessible public places can be a big challenge.

Preparing Your Home for a Mobility Aid

Your new mobility aid will work best in a home that’s been modified to help you and your device move more safely and easily throughout.

MS and Diet Choices

"From the moment I was diagnosed with MS, my friends and family wanted to talk to me about my diet. "

My Story: Laughing with the Universe

Nicole Lemelle's story about her MS diagnosis and how she copes.

Reaching Your Own Summit

Everyone has their mountain to climb, but it doesn't always have to be a literal mountain.