Finding Success With Relapsing MS

There’s no doubt that if it weren’t for advances in technology, I wouldn’t be able to live my life as I do at the moment. It’s allowed me to live independently and to lead a full, rich, productive life.

I was inspired to pursue this advocacy work because my mother was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when I was a child. Back then, there were virtually no treatments for her, and she suffered unnecessarily.

Often, I see people leave their workplaces prematurely. So we try to talk early on to help them understand how to tap into support, be proactive, and educate themselves.

Having MS creates an opportunity for me to teach love and empathy and take care of others.

If you’ve lived with MS for a while, there’s good reason to look to your future with hope.

Most people with MS are now able to live fulfilling, happy, productive lives.

We do have good treatments today for multiple sclerosis, but accumulating evidence has suggested the earlier we intervene, the better people do long term.