September 19, 2018
Multiple sclerosis treatment options depend on what type of MS you have, but it may involve medication, complementary therapies, and lifestyle changes.
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Four MS-Friendly Summer Activities to Do This Summer
With some thought and careful planning, there are some summer activities for MSers activities – from theme parks to traveling – that you can still enjoy.
Can You Live a Normal Life With MS?
Life with MS can be challenging and difficult, but with a few small changes from lifestyle adjustments to attitude, you will find your new normal.
10 Spring Activities for MS to Get You Outside Today
Spring is a great season for MSers. It’s like Goldilocks — not too hot, not too cold, just right. So get outside today with these spring activities for MS!
Can You Manage MS Symptoms With Diet?
There are many special diets for multiple sclerosis (MS), however, finding which MS diet is best for you may take some further research.
How Does Smoking Affect Multiple Sclerosis?
If you have MS, you may be wondering how smoking can affect your disease. As it turns out, MS and smoking can affect the progression of your condition.
Kickstart the New Year With These 5 New Year’s Resolutions for MSers
It's a new year, a new day and a perfect time to make changes. Kickstart your new year with these five MS New Year's resolutions.
MS May Alter Your Life, but Don’t Let It Hold You Back
Don't let MS hold you back from your future. Libby shares her tips for enjoying life despite MS from finding your self-worth to loving yourself.
How to Make the Most Out of Everything While Traveling With MS
Traveling with MS is not impossible and with a little planning, you can make the most out of your trip. Read how Libby made the most of out her trip.
Can Women With MS Have a Healthy Pregnancy?
Multiple sclerosis and pregnancy are not mutually exclusive. You can carry and give birth to a healthy baby, though you will need to take some precautions.
