Multiple Sclerosis is a mysterious disease for many. The exact cause is still unknown although there are some autoimmune theories. The progression of the disease is unknown for each individual patient, especially for those newly-diagnosed.
No two MS patients are exactly alike so we are told and continue to tell each other regularly. So true. What happens to one patient does not happen to all patients. The impact of MS on your life is unknown at the time of diagnosis and is sometimes changes...
Yesterday, Julie shared an excellent post, Telling my Kids, in which she describes discussing multiple sclerosis with her... Read more »
March has been designated as Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, and for good reason. It is a disease which is not only misunderstood by... Read more »
Dear Grandchildren, Mother's Days was just a few days ago. It always brings memories to me of scribbled cards and sometimes bouquets of... Read more »
Lisa Emrich, in her post, “MS and Politics,” quoted Michelle Obama talking about her father, who had MS, “He never stopped smiling... Read more »
Over the last several years, a revolution continues in Neuropsychology and Biological Psychiatry: Problems of the mind are increasingly... Read more »
Scientists say they've discovered that the body's response to an immune protein may help explain why different parts of the brain can come under... Read more »
Scientists say it's more clear than ever that environmental factors play a major role in the development of multiple sclerosis (MS), since a new... Read more »
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