Dan and I have lived with Multiple Sclerosis for more than two decades and have had some incredible opportunities courtesy of the chronic illness. We’ve advocated in Washington, D.C., written and published a book; rode in a handicap accessible hot…
Experts often describe grief in five or seven stages. If only life with Multiple Sclerosis could be so efficiently contained. Shock. Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Testing. Acceptance. This all can happen each day before we get out of bed. Yes,…
This an episode that got very personal for the two of us, but Jennifer took it even more personally. What an amazing moment to have a candid conversation about physical therapy, exercise and Multiple Sclerosis with Heather Schoen – the…
There is a lot of momentum and several firsts in this episode: • It starts with Jennifer sharing insights into her experiences modeling in Central Michigan University’s Threads Fashion Show that featured accessible fashion for the first time. • It…
We can’t say enough about Tyler Campbell and the impact he is having on us and members of the Multiple Sclerosis community. You need to hear him for yourself. We are so honored to share with you in this podcast…
It’s hard to conceptualize, but Multiple Sclerosis doesn’t hold the market on our health concerns. In fact, we see other health care providers a lot more often than we connect with our neurologist. For real. On the surface, these scheduled…
New segment – MS in Their Voices – launches A new segment for our podcast is MS in Their Voices. This segment features the writing of MS authors who will read to you the powerful words of their personal essays,…
This one is another Ketchup Episode where Dan, Jennifer, and Ryan just chit-chat. This talk starts with the Digmann’s discussing their diagnosis of Covid. That leads into Ryan sharing news about his Grandma, it’s sad, so be warned. They do…
Celebrating their new van, the Digmann’s are joined by Producer Ryan to discuss the good parts of road trips: air conditioning, snacks, road meals, and more. They also flaunt their ages by griping about how kids these days have everything…