My 4 Points of Advice for New Members of the MS Club
Multiple sclerosis (MS) made me a member of a club I never wanted to join, and I am going to share my advice with new members.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) made me a member of a club I never wanted to join, and I am going to share my advice with new members.
When I found out I had multiple sclerosis (MS), I was in shock. It took some time for my diagnosis to sink in.
It is lonely when you have a rare disease. To know that there are people out there supporting patients, like me, is comforting.
Sleep has restorative properties for both body and mind. It is an essential function of life. Anything that interferes with sleep is a cause for concern.
Lassitude interferes with many multiple sclerosis patients to the point that they are unable to work and are forced to leave their jobs.
Growing old with multiple sclerosis (MS) comes with its own complications. A disease on top of the normal aging process adds another layer of difficulty.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease of progression. Because of its unique properties, there is no set pattern.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) symptoms are a mystery for most of us living with this chronic illness.
For people living with multiple sclerosis (MS), the ability to completely understand clinical terms is essential to our health.
Since I have limb-girdle muscular dystrophy (LGMD), I do not have a choice but to depend on a wheelchair.