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  • Protecting MS Patients

    Jennifer Matthews: Art Coscuna is a big football fan. Three years ago, he was forced to put his playing dreams on the shelf. Art Coscuna: I was just walking, and all of a sudden, my right foot kind of went up and my whole right side went numb. I j...


  • Quicker Diagnosis For MS

    Jennifer Mathews: 40 year-old Dara Jones has MS. It's not the diagnosis she wanted, but she says it beats not knowing. For seven years, doctors misdiagnosed her numbness, fatigue, and vision loss. Dara Jones: Always being given things to calm you ...


  • Walk With MS

    Jennifer Mathews: A simple walk across the room is not so simple for David Kolodny. David Kolodny: If you can imagine what it's like to walk on stilts or something like that, it's just real awkward and very unbalancing. Jennifer Mathews: David has...


  • Multiple Sclerosis Advocacy Opportunities

    Lisa Emrich informs us about Multiple Sclerosis Advocacy opportunities.


  • The Importance of MS Patient Support Groups

    Talking with other people who have MS and can understand your journey can make living with MS a little easier. Learn the benefits of joining an MS support group.


  • Talking to Your Doctor About Trying a New MS Therapy

    There are currently several MS treatment options to choose from. Learn how to discuss these options with your doctor to choose the best one for you.


  • The Importance of Planning Ahead with MS

    Lisa Emrich encourages us to plan ahead with MS.


  • Monkeys and Medication May Hold the Key to an MS Cure

    Find out how a newly discovered disease in monkeys could hold the key to treating a similar disease in humans.


 

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