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Denise Coleman

posted 12/08/2008, comments (0)

Scooter Adventures Part One

I have mentioned in my previous posts that my mobilized scooter is broken and I had been trying to get it fixed, or even better, get a new one. I wanted a smaller one that would make it easier for me to use the NYC buses and to navigate around the stores, which in many cases are very small and so crowded with merchandise that it is difficult to... Read more Chevron

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Jake Crest

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posted 12/01/2008, comments (5)

Wheeee!!!!

I know this might seem a bit childish, but while Mandy and I were out of town visiting family over the long Thanksgiving weekend, I discovered something that a good portion of the game playing public already knows. I was introduced to Wii, a game machine by Nintendo that has apparently captivated gamers and non-gamers alike and that has been... Read more Chevron

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Lisa Emrich

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posted 11/12/2008, comments (12)

Frankenstein, Ginger, and Me

Halloween is past, over, done for this year... and I have Multiple Sclerosis, but that doesn’t make me a MonSter, does it? Not really, but lately, I am Frankenstein!!! The 1931 Boris Karloff version.Why am I walking with the stiff lurch of the classic film creature you ask? Spasticity. “Spasticity is a condition... Read more Chevron

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Mandy Crest

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posted 11/03/2008, comments (9)

Life Behind the Smile: Confessions of an MS Patient

Nobody likes a complainer. I know I don’t, and that’s why it’s I often keep MS symptoms to myself. I tell Jake pretty much everything, eventually. He’s supportive and kind, but that doesn’t mean that I should spell out every ache and pain that he can’t fix. Heaven knows, he’s got his hands full with me,... Read more Chevron

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Mandy Crest

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posted 06/18/2008, comments (12)

Shouldn't You Be Running a Marathon?

You've heard about them before. The people who have multiple sclerosis, but “keep on going.” They run marathons, climb mountains, and skydive, all while maintaining successful careers and happy families. They may or may not take the handful of multiple sclerosis treatments available. Some have special diets, some take herbal remedies,... Read more Chevron

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