Multiple Sclerosis Articles
Multiple Sclerosis Research Studies
Multiple Sclerosis Research Studies Having multiple sclerosis can be a daunting challenge. But participating in multiple sclerosis research studies is one action that can have a number of positive benefits. Arming yourself with information and building…
Top Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms
Multiple Sclerosis symptoms are variable and unpredictable. No two people have exactly the same symptoms, and each person's symptoms can change or fluctuate over time. One person might experience only one or two of the possible symptoms while another…
Getting Walk Ready: Tips to Prepare for MS Walk
Participating in Walk MS is an excellent way to stay active and support a great cause. For individuals with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), proper preparation is key to ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Here are some research-backed tips to help you…
Living with Multiple Sclerosis: Julie Robert's Story
Julie Roberts: Singing Through the Storms of MS and Celiac Disease Country music star Julie Roberts is no stranger to life’s challenges. In the midst of a rising music career, she received a life-changing diagnosis: multiple sclerosis (MS). For any performer,…
Seated Yoga for Multiple Sclerosis
Yoga is a gentle, accessible form of exercise that offers significant benefits for people living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). In fact, research shows that yoga can reduce fatigue—one of the most common and challenging MS symptoms. Beyond that, it can…
Be Multiple Sclerosis Relapse Ready
Are You Relapse-Ready? Planning for the Unexpected with MS Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) means navigating uncertainty. MS relapses—or flare-ups—can happen without warning, disrupting your plans, your routine, and your sense of stability. No matter…
Physical Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis: Move Better, Feel Stronger
Physical therapy can help ease many of the symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and support you in staying as active and independent as possible. Working with a physical therapist can make a meaningful difference if you’re dealing with: Balance problems Clumsiness…
Speech Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis: More Than Just Words
Speech Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis: More Than Just Words Many people associate multiple sclerosis (MS) with weakness, fatigue, or mobility issues. However, MS can also impact the muscles involved in speech and swallowing. Just as physical therapy…
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Occupational Therapy For Multiple Sclerosis: Skills for Everyday Life
Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) can make everyday tasks more challenging—but you don’t have to face those challenges alone. Occupational therapy (OT) empowers people with MS to perform daily activities with greater ease, independence, and satisfaction.…
Living with MS: The Julie Roberts Story
Singing Through the Storms Country music star Julie Roberts is no stranger to life’s challenges. In the midst of a rising music career, she received a life-changing diagnosis: multiple sclerosis (MS). For any performer, especially one in the spotlight,…
Living with Multiple Sclerosis: Don McNeal's Story
Living with Multiple Sclerosis "I have Multiple Sclerosis, but Multiple Sclerosis doesn't have me." That quote comes from Don McNeal, a two time National College Football Champion (1978, 1979) who played for Alabama under coach Paul "Bear" Bryant. …