Dan and I often say that we are one in a million. This tongue-in-cheek statement loosely refers to the fact that there are nearly one million Americans living with Multiple Sclerosis, and each one of us is one of that…
There is exciting research happening at the University of Pennsylvania addressing ways to slow Multiple Sclerosis progression through precision medicine. Dan and I had the opportunity last month to interact with a lead researcher on this project. We, along with…
Multitasking is tough. Dan and I do not have children, but if we did, I am afraid we would neglect one child over the other. Simply put, we do not divide our attention between two things well. We lose focus…
Award-winning blogger, podcaster, fashion maven Dan and I are beyond thrilled that the amazing, crazy-busy Ardra Shephard took time to contribute to our 7 Questions with a Couple feature. I kid you not, she is busy as an award-winning blogger,…
Just like that, Dan’s 50th birthday celebration is over. I had secretly stressed, fretted and worried about throwing him a surprise party for the past few months. I sent numerous texts and social media messages to friends and family about…
I had wracked my brain for months trying to think of the perfect present for Dan Digmann’s 50th birthday. Just what exactly was the right gift to mark a milestone birthday for the love of my life? Well, of course!…
Dan and I would be liars if we said we’ve got this whole Multiple Sclerosis thing figured out. While we both have lived with the chronic illness for more than two decades, we know there still is so more much…
My heart is so broken. I cannot believe how sad I am that Olivia Newton-John passed away today. It’s not like she was my friend or family, but Olivia always has been there for me. Her music and movies inspired…
Difficulty sleeping has never been as issue for me. This likely explains why my loving husband, Dan, sometimes calls me his baby bear cub because, well, I have the keen ability to start sleeping before he even shuts off the…
There is so much uncertainty and so much you cannot control about living with Multiple Sclerosis. Sure, you can take a disease-modifying therapy in an attempt to slow down the progression of the disease. Or you can exercise, watch your…