This includes nurses in hazmat suits, Jennifer going solo for a monoclonal antibody infusion, living fully masked for 10 days in our own house, and sleeping in separate beds for the first time in over 16 years of marriage.
Hey there, Listener Land. We’re going to skip this normally scheduled episode time for some quiet contemplation and rest. Our normal schedule should resume with a new episode in two weeks. Thanks!
“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…
Businesses don’t find success just by winging it. They succeed because they have concrete mission statements and targeted objectives that guide them to pinnacle performance. Why should it be any different for you and the goals you set for yourself?…
A classic song of the holiday season gleefully encourages us all to believe this is “the most wonderful time of the year.” This is a great sentiment overall and in theory, but we also know it can be one of…
Do you ever feel guilty about having MS? Guilty, as though you deserve to have it or that it’s all your fault? We both have had MS for more than two decades, and we know we did nothing to deserve…
Jennifer and Dan discuss maintaining perspective and being thankful for what they have; positive things that MS hasn’t taken and positives they wouldn’t have without the disease in their lives.
Ryan returns to Casa Digmann for a chit-chat episode that mainly focused on Bean and what the future may hold for the fuzzy fellow. The defacto podcast mascot, Bean, only cares about food, eating, more food, and sometimes playing, but…
Dan & Jen fly solo again this week, as Producer Ryan is busy moving into a new place. The couple discusses using a competitive nature in your bag of tricks to deal with Multiple Sclerosis. Dan uses sports as a…
It was a big week for us as we both were scheduled to receive our respective twice-a-year MS disease-modifying therapy infusions. Sure, Jennifer has taken her Rituxan for about five or six years (we address how time, perceived success or…