Beginner's Guide
Do I have MS?You know that something is not right and your doctor has referred you to a specialist. Your next step is to Consult with a Neurologist.
Multiple sclerosis is often misunderstood, and for many people, the very name suggests things like permanent disability and visions of wheelchairs. This is simply not the case.
Beginner's Guide
I’ve had times during this disease at which my brain was heavy, slow, and disorganized. Cognitive function is an important topic to discuss with your neurologist.
Support
The diagnosis of a life-changing and unpredictable disease, such as multiple sclerosis, often brings with it a myriad of initial reactions, including shock, fear, anger, relief, denial, and disbelief. Each of these reactions are common and completely normal.
FAQs
How do I know if my MS is a Progressive type? Will I be in a wheelchair? Will I be disabled? Answering some of the Frequently Asked Questions about Progressive MS.
Although the MS community is extraordinarily cognizant of issues related to multiple sclerosis, its symptoms, and its treatment, I imagine…
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