“You can’t say that!” Screams erupted over our Zoom chat resulting in infectious laughter. Admittedly, it…
Articles by Jessie Ace
I hate needles. Being told I’d need to do injections was the worst news ever, second only to…
Bookmark this page! Why? Because in this column, I’ll give you three techniques to help manage your anxiety. Anxiety…
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Well, this is super weird. Being told to stay home and leave our houses only for food, medication,…
“I can’t move my head,” I thought. It was 5 a.m. on April 1, and the realization of…
I’m grateful that I’ve worked from home for a long time. I imagine that, for many people,…
Living through this unique time is nothing like I’ve ever experienced before. There’s so much doom…
Following my previous column titled, “5 Free Activities You Can Do at Home…
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I recently interviewed filmmaker Celestine Fraser on my podcast. Fraser produced a documentary about chronic illness called…
Being diagnosed with a chronic illness isn’t easy by any stretch of the…
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One of the most annoying MS symptoms is fatigue. It’s as unpredictable as the…
To those who judge me for using my disabled parking permit when I seemingly look “healthy and well,” please consider…
Have you ever wondered how some people seem to be able to do so much in a day,…
“I will have to use a wheelchair.” That was my first thought when I received…
“My arm feels dead.” Not the worst thing in the world, you would think. But…
After having multiple sclerosis for six years, I’ve decided there are five things “healthy”…
Can your mind control your illness? You might think, “No, of course not, the illness will do what…
I was bruised, broken, and in pain. I had been struggling with Rebif…