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Living with Multiple Sclerosis

Learn the latest thinking about how to maintain your health and how to make lifestyle choices that are most likely to help you control your multiple sclerosis.

Live Well with Multiple Sclerosis

Lifestyle Changes
Persons with multiple sclerosis should make every effort to preserve their general health. Find out how to improve your overall health here.

Help Control your Symptoms

Treating Multiple Sclerosis Complications
Learn to treat the complications causes by MS and get on track to better health.
Home Accommodations for Multiple Sclerosis
Living with multiple sclerosis often means making lifestyle changes, big and small.
The Handicapped Placard, Friend or Foe?
The handicapped placard is one most effective ways of managing life with a disability.

Test your MS Management Skills!

Are you a Pro at Managing your MS?

Expert patient Gina Gunkel tests your management skills with a short quiz.

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Tips and Advice

Diet Advice to Help Your MS Symptoms
Find out about what foods can help with bowel, bladder and fatigue symptoms here!
How to Dress for Success when you Have MS
Find tips and tricks from fellow MS patients and community members on how to make life a little easier when it comes to dressing.
Brain Talk or How to Make Sense of your MRI
Merely Me walks you through the steps of understanding and reading your MRI without the help of your doctor.

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Attacking Multiple Sclerosis

Attacking Multiple Sclerosis

Researchers From UT Southwestern are Studying a Drug that May Help Spasticity -- a Common Side Effect for Patients With MS.

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