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Steve on Multiple Sclerosis
Thursday, October 07 2010
I know the title of this SharePost seems a bit clichéd, but if you have read any of my previous articles then you will know how important optimism and a positive sense of control is in the overall portfolio of remedies for MS that I employ.
Let me share with you an experience I had this summer that may seem a bit difficult to... Read more
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Steve on Multiple Sclerosis
Tuesday, September 28 2010
Is it possible to regain lost function?
Now with that said, let me also provide caution that everyone's MS unfolds in different ways, but for me, the answer is yes. Let me explain.
I've had MS for 17 years and like most people with primary progressive was seeing consistent erosion in physical capability. About three years ago I... Read more
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Steve on Multiple Sclerosis
Thursday, June 03 2010
In honor of Father's Day, this post presents my three daughters' perspectives on the good and bad of having a dad with MS. As you will read, the girls view MS as both a blessing and curse. They provide heartfelt insights as to the dissapointments and inspiration they've drawn from having a dad with MS. My daughters... Read more
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Steve on Multiple Sclerosis
Monday, March 29 2010
The scientific advances, research and clinical trials associated with the diagnosis and treatment of MS are accelerating at an amazing pace. It seems as if every day brings exciting news regarding improved medicines, restorative therapies and diagnostic techniques. This SharePost will focus on five advances that hold... Read more
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Steve on Multiple Sclerosis
Tuesday, January 26 2010
The word "epic" is not necessarily one you'd use when describing the impact of multiple sclerosis on a person's life. The word's definition includes references to surpassing the ordinary and unusual achievement. EPIC forms a convenient acronym to explain how and why MS has been a blessing in uplifting me to higher levels... Read more
