All tagged MS
Got a disease, ailment, or handicap, but don’t know the best place to get more information, free resources or just help. I’m listing (and adding) websites to national organizations for the bulk of the “circumstance that makes progress or success difficult”.
Being diagnosed with anything is scary and overwhelming. Being diagnosed with something you can never get rid of can send you through denial, anger and depression. How do you come out ahead? Use information here to help you to cope.
Got a disease, ailment, or handicap, but don’t know the best place to get more information, free resources or just help. I’m listing (and adding) websites to national organizations for the bulk of the “circumstance that makes progress or success difficult”.
Nerves misfiring? Multiple sclerosis, or MS, is a long-lasting disease that can affect your brain, spinal cord, and the optic nerves in your eyes.
If you’ve ever seen a post on Facebook or Instagram about an awareness day or “National Siblings Day” but didn’t know until you saw the post that it was on that day. Here is the 2020 calendar of possible awareness and miscellaneous days that occur each year and some you may not have been aware of.
If you’ve ever seen a post on Facebook or Instagram about an awareness day or “National Siblings Day” but didn’t know until you saw the post that it was on that day. Here is the 2019 calendar of ALL possible awareness and miscellaneous days that occur each year and some you may not have been aware of.
This continuous series is about all the things you wish you knew. It may be to late for the past, but it will definitely help in the future. The goal is to provide information on everything from healthcare assistance to things you may not have known about the things you have. Bare with me and follow along on our journey of exploration.
Walk MS brings together a community of passionate people for one powerful cause: to end MS forever. And with every step we take and every dollar we raise... we're that much closer. Together, we are stronger than MS.
World MS Day is officially marked on 30 May each year. Events and campaigns take place throughout the month of May. It brings the global MS community together to share stories, raise awareness and campaign with and for everyone affected by multiple sclerosis.
I’ve found that a symptom journal is necessary to keep track of the changes going on daily/weekly/monthly with my health. In this process I’ve tried digital and manual. I’ve found manual is best for me and this is how I’ve set up my journal to track my daily issues and even good days.
