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…
MS symptoms: Students Bring Their Disabled Teacher to Tears
One day when I was teaching and my students were all busy with separate tasks, I “mooed” like a cow. Then waited. All eyes were…
MS symptoms: 10 Reasons to Smile
Smiling can improve our health and with MS I need all the help I can get! Fortunately for me, I am known for my smile….
MS symptoms: The Power of a Smile
Smiling is second nature to me. I’m known to smile and laugh easily even when alone! There may actually be science to back up good…
MS symptoms: Lipstick Challenge
Strange obstacles pop up without warning in my life. The lipstick challenge is an excellent example of the little things in life I fail to…