Having RRMS has taught me how to live one moment at a time
Ross Libby smiles for a photo. (Photos courtesy of Ross Libby) Day 21 of 31 This is Ross Libby’s story: I was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) in 2007 when I…
Throughout March, Multiple Sclerosis News Today is recognizing Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Month through a variety of stories representing different perspectives on life with MS. These stories highlight some of the unique challenges of living with MS, as well as stories of hope, inspiration, and other topics that help to generate awareness among the MS community. Follow along with the series here or visit us on Facebook, Instagram, X, or Pinterest using the hashtag #MSSpotlight.
March 31, 2025
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Bionews Staff
My niece’s diagnosis of MS brought us closer together
From left, Adela Puente and her niece, Desiree Lama, spend time together in downtown San Antonio. (Photos courtesy of Desiree Lama) Day 31 of 31 This is Adela Puente’s story: Lama and…
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March 20, 2025
by Bionews Staff
Learning from others in the MS community empowers me
Jenn Powell wears her MS ambassador shirt with pride. (Photos courtesy of Jenn Powell) Day 20 of 31 This is Jenn Powell’s story: Hosting The Multiple Sclerosis Podcast has been eye-opening, exposing me…
March 19, 2025
by Bionews Staff
How I’ve embraced a holistic approach to living with MS
Latifa Janahi takes a five-day course of corticosteroids to reduce inflammation in her body. (Photos courtesy of Latifa Janahi) Day 19 of 31 This is Latifa Janahi’s story: I am a woman from…
March 18, 2025
by Bionews Staff
Food fights and alien languages: Finding humor in life with MS
Dee Ecklund, riding her Alinker, finishes a Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving 2024. (Photos courtesy of Dee Ecklund) Day 18 of 31 This is Dee Ecklund’s story: I am a firm believer everything happens…
March 17, 2025
by Bionews Staff
I imagine MS as the uninvited guest permanently at my dinner table
Ronald Harris shows off his new power wheelchair. (Photos courtesy of Ronald Harris) Day 17 of 31 This is Ronald Harris’ story: Harris is seen working from home, using a desk that…
March 16, 2025
by Bionews Staff
Sharing my truth as one of many stars in the MS universe
Tom Anderson, 67, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at about 30 years old. (Photos courtesy of Tom Anderson) Day 16 of 31 This is Tom Anderson’s story: I may be the dimmest star,…
March 15, 2025
by Bionews Staff
My dad with MS teaches me to live wholeheartedly
Sterling Hofmeister is pictured here at 6 months, carried in a backpack by his father Ben Hofmeister. (Photos courtesy of Ben Hofmeister) Day 15 of 31 This is Sterling Hofmeister’s story: Sterling…
March 14, 2025
by Bionews Staff
Prioritizing mental and physical health after an MS diagnosis
Yara Essam takes a selfie in a mirror during one of her many gym sessions. (Photos courtesy of Yara Essam) Day 14 of 31 This is Yara Essam’s story: I’d always been fairly…
March 13, 2025
by Bionews Staff
With or without MS, we are all unique people — from A to Z
Christy Hoffman poses for a picture with her husband Mike, who has MS. (Photos courtesy of Christy Hoffman) Day 13 of 31 This is Christy Hoffman’s story: Anxious. Blessed. Curious. Daring. Excited. Frustrated.
March 12, 2025
by Bionews Staff
Finding workarounds makes it easier to navigate an MS flare
Nanette Lai locks eyes with her chihuahua Fanny. Lai says mutual gazing between humans and dogs can cause synchronization in areas of the brain. (Photos courtesy of Nanette Lai) Day 12 of 31…