MS symptoms: Cruising an Easy Option for Traveling with Disabilities
By cruising to, around and from Europe my mother and I were able to enjoy each day to the greatest potential. Everything was taken care…
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MS symptoms: Could it all just be about vitamins for MSers?
In reading a research from the Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics (CING) Neurology Clinic there was a 30-month study completed with 80 participants split…
MS symptoms: Exercise Increases Core Body Temperature in MS Patients
We all get hot and sweaty when we exercise but did you know that patients with multiple sclerosis actually take longer to sweat than control…
MS symptoms: MS Patient Won’t Leave Home without Her Defender
“Your cell phone is here!” my husband exclaimed. Normally I would be excited to make the switch. However, leaving home without my cell phone Defender…
MS symptoms: Stem Cells Research Discovers Remyelination in MS Mice
The results of hNPCs or stem cells injected into mice with MS may pave the way for a future of multiple sclerosis treatments with remyelination…
MS symptoms: 10 Tips for Traveling with MS
Hello, Readers! I am back from my extended trip to Europe in which I cruised with the Princess Royal from Fort Lauderdale to Northern Europe…
MS symptoms: MS Patients Get a Break
In visiting a friend with Parkinson’s Disease I realized how fortunate I am to have multiple sclerosis instead. MS waxes and wanes meaning I do…
MS symptoms: Weight Loss with MS
Seventy-eight percent of MS patients are inactive, significantly higher than the national average of 38%. Knowing the facts can help me to strategize my management….
MS symptoms: Calluses Due to MS?
Who would think that a callus on my toe could be from MS? Last fall I noticed calluses on my toes. I have been battling…
MS symptoms: Finding Reasons to Smile
Smiling comes easy for me. I wake up in the morning, put my feet on the floor and start humming a tune. Sometimes I even…