NEWS & POSTS
This essay I wrote for MultipleSclerosis.net goes inside my emotions and fears during my entire Covid experience. What is extra special about this article is that its posting ties into National Caregiver Day, which this year is February 18.
We are beyond thrilled to introduce Hannah Garrison as our first 7 Questions with A Couple guest for 2022. Hannah is an incredibly talented visual artist who has inspired people nationwide and turned them into artists in their own rights through her virtual online art project sessions and demonstrations.
This was an important essay for me to write because I really wanted to provide some insights into using Botox to control bladder issues related to MS and help other people who have questions about this way to treat this common MS symptom.
The internet and social media were going crazy last week with breaking news about a major development in Multiple Sclerosis research. Our feeds were flooded with headlines like: • Strong new evidence suggests a virus triggers multiple sclerosis • Study…
“We look at everything through the lens of people living with Multiple Sclerosis. Covid-19 affects the entire population, but how does it affect two people with multiple sclerosis taking medication to control the progression of the disease …” Yes, it’s…
I have been compensated by Merz Pharmaceuticals, LLC for this blog post including for sharing information about XEOMIN® (incobotulinumtoxinA). I am not currently being treated with XEOMIN. So, we wanted a dog… I sort of miss the subtle scent of…
t’s our last post for 2021, and we are so pumped for our New Year’s Resolutions! This includes focusing on the benefits of why you need to write out your goals for 2022 in our newest podcast (Episode 22 – If not now, when?). Listen to it on our website or your favorite podcast app, and then read this throwback essay from three years ago where I put a new spin on what motivated me for the new year as inspired by Dr. Aaron Boster.
Here’s the listing and links to our first 16 “7 Questions with A Couple” so you can reread these insightful conversations. And when you’re finished, please share your comments on who you would like us to add to our list to feature in the future.
See why it’s important to continue making memories and growing your holiday traditions.
My biggest concern when I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis waaaaaay back in 1997 was what the disease would do to my ability to walk. I started working with a physical therapist quickly after my diagnosis because I knew the…