By Amy Gurowitz

Q of the Week: Self-Image

Somehow I'm uncomfortable with how it feels to be hip-high in a crowd on my scooter, eliciting question marked faces and sympathy from everyone I "run" in to.

By Lisa Emrich

Pediatric MS: Heading to College

Do not be afraid to speak up and voice your needs and concerns.  There is nothing shameful or embarrassing about stepping forward and making your physical and academic needs a priority.

By Vicki Bridges

Pediatric MS: Quality of Life?

The puzzle is not yet complete, but the pieces are beginning to fall in place. As order begins to find its way in Pediatric MS, there is hope for the children with MS yet to come.

By Lisa Emrich

Pediatric MS: School Accommodations

Academic accommodations or modifications may be necessary to minimize the effect MS may have on the student’s learning and academic performance.

By Vicki Bridges

Pediatric MS: Is It MS?

When a child exhibits MS-like symptoms, it probably means he or she has a problem with myelin.  Make sure that you are getting a proper diagnosis and not confusing MS for another condition.