Biography

I was diagnosed in 1986.  This was before the MS drugs became available.  Still,  I was able to work until 1999, when I went on long term disability.  In 2019, I turned 65, retired and went on regular retirement and pension.

I‘ve not been on any of the MS drugs.  My MS became secondary progressive before the drugs became available.

I’ve been married to a wonderful and supportive woman for 46 years.  She stopped her business, which she loved, when I went on long term disability.  She took a regular corporate job.

We have 3 children and 4 grandchildren.