How a diagnosis of MS was a blessing in disguise
A smile is the best cure, says Natalia Ancora. Every time you fall, just get up, smile, and keep going! (Photos courtesy of Natalia Ancora) Day 21 of 31 This is Natalia Ancora’s…
Throughout March, Multiple Sclerosis News Today is recognizing Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Month with a variety of stories that represent different perspectives on life with MS that we hope help to inspire and empower our readers. 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 or Instagram using the hashtag #MSSpotlight.
March 31, 2024
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Bionews Staff
MS taught me the importance of being kind to yourself
It took years for Gregory Sonn to receive an MS diagnosis. He first noticed symptoms while traveling in his 20s. (Photo courtesy of Gregory Sonn) Day 31 of 31 This is Gregory Sonn’s…
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March 20, 2024
by Bionews Staff
Living with MS: It’s ‘a terrible way to meet wonderful people’
Damian Washington is pictured shooting a music video. (Photos courtesy of Damian Washington) Day 20 of 31 This is Damian Washington’s story: Having multiple sclerosis (MS) is a terrible way to meet…
March 19, 2024
by Bionews Staff
My diagnosis of MS was a catalyst for transformation, empowerment
Angie Gensler became a certified MS fitness specialist, personal trainer, and health coach in the past five years. She led the fitness training alongside her mentor and friend David Lyons at the 2023…
March 18, 2024
by Bionews Staff
I am so much more than my body
Nora Cherubini poses with Stanley, her service dog, during a beach walk. (Photos courtesy of Nora Cherubini) Day 18 of 31 This is Nora Cherubini’s story: “Thank God it’s not MS ……
March 17, 2024
by Bionews Staff
Finding hope as I reflect on my MS journey and look to the future
Cathy Chester has been living with MS symptoms for more than 40 years. (Photos courtesy of Cathy Chester) Day 17 of 31 This is Cathy Chester’s story: My story with multiple sclerosis…
March 16, 2024
by Bionews Staff
How living with MS has made me an illusionist
Ahna Crum wears glasses with orange lenses and prisms to correct for color discrepancy, contrast loss, and double vision. (Photos by Sarah Brewington) Day 16 of 31 This is Ahna Crum’s story: “A…
March 15, 2024
by Bionews Staff
The unpredictability is the hardest part of living with MS
Leigh Anne Nelson wears the jersey of her favorite team, the Kansas City Chiefs. (Photos by Brett Nelson) Day 15 of 31 This is Leigh Anne Nelson’s story: During my first…
March 14, 2024
by Bionews Staff
Living an uncertain, yet purposeful life with MS
Surjeet Kaur’s MS journey involves sacrifice, but also awareness and positivity. (Photos courtesy of Surjeet Kaur) Day 14 of 31 This is Surjeet Kaur’s story: It was an ordinary day in November 2012…
March 13, 2024
by Bionews Staff
How I keep moving forward after a diagnosis of MS
Alex Ramirez stands outside of his home. (Photos courtesy of Alex Ramirez) Day 13 of 31 This is Alex Ramirez’s story: In January 2018, I started to feel terrible in a way I…
March 12, 2024
by Bionews Staff
A brilliant doctor taught me acceptance after my diagnosis of MS
Did you know that sunflowers symbolize hidden disabilities? Deanna Renee reflects on her achievements while eagerly anticipating the future. (Photos courtesy of Deanna Renee) Day 12 of 31 This is Deanna Renee’s story: At…