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It is important to invest in relationships and build connections that go beyond surface-level interactions. Meaningful, stable, and long-lasting friendships can withstand the test of time and provide invaluable support during life’s biggest challenges. Good friendships are built on mutual … Continue reading →
Featuring Barry A. Hendin, MD MSAA’s Chief Medical Officer Question: What are the common types of pain in MS and are they treated differently? Answer: When people with MS experience the onset of pain as a new symptom, they generally ask “why” … Continue reading →
MSAA features the work of many talented artists affected by multiple sclerosis as part of our annual MSAA Art Showcase. Each month we share these artists’ inspiring stories and beautiful artwork with you as our Artist of the Month. This month, we celebrate Brittany Brydges as September’s … Continue reading →
By Dan and Jennifer Digmann To us, community is more than a group of people who happen to live in the same town, attend the same church, share an interest, or know our story. Community is the people who show … Continue reading →
By Stacie Prada When I think of my community, I first think of where I live, my friends and neighbors who will show up for me, and those I’m compelled to show up for. In times of crisis, a surge … Continue reading →
This Easy Grilled Peaches recipe takes less than 10 minutes and intensifies the natural sweetness of summer fruit with a smoky, caramelized flavor. Ingredients Instructions
Sometimes the smallest gestures are the ones that leave the biggest impressions. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we can miss simple opportunities to connect with the people around us. Small acts of kindness remind us that we … Continue reading →
By Angel Blair When it comes to relationships, it’s important to surround yourself with people you feel comfortable with and enjoy being in the company of. The great part about this is that you can build your own community of … Continue reading →
Living with a chronic illness means mastering a complicated dance. For individuals navigating multiple sclerosis (MS), that dance includes an uninvited partner who constantly changes the music. One minute you are gliding smoothly, and the next, the tempo shifts without … Continue reading →
A veces los gestos más pequeños son los que dejan las huellas más profundas. Con frecuencia, la rutina diaria nos mantiene tan ocupados que olvidamos los pequeños momentos que nos ayudan a conectar con los demás. Los pequeños actos de … Continue reading →
By Dr. Eva Jackson Every MS diagnosis begins with a different story. For me, the diagnosis brought an unexpected sense of relief. After seven long years of searching for answers, I finally had a name for what was going on … Continue reading →
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