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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 by 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 11, 2024 by Bionews Staff

Obtaining a diagnosis of MS was challenging, yet it doesn’t define me

Faith Agauas takes a stroll by the waterfront. (Photos courtesy of Faith Agauas) Day 11 of 31 This is Faith Agauas’ story: My 70 years of life have been an amazing journey. I…

March 10, 2024 by Bionews Staff

How MS helped me find and embrace my life’s purpose

Brittany Quiroz poses in a self-promotion photo for AHotMS.com. (Photos courtesy of Brittany Quiroz) Day 10 of 31 This is Brittany Quiroz’s story: It’s uncommon for your brain to willingly transition utter disaster…

March 9, 2024 by Bionews Staff

With MS, it’s imperative to be your staunchest advocate

Tori Henderson receives her monthly infusion at an appointment. (Photos courtesy of Tori Henderson) Day 9 of 31 This is Tori Henderson’s story: Henderson, left, poses with her daughter, Kerriyah, for her…

March 8, 2024 by Bionews Staff

How an MS friendship led to HSCT and a love of running

Amanda Olivier, left, and Sagirah Ahmed Norris pose with their medals at the Athletes with Disabilities Half Marathon in The Woodlands, Texas, in 2023. (Photos courtesy of Amanda Olivier and Sagirah Ahmed Norris)…

March 7, 2024 by Bionews Staff

Adapting to change is a big part of my life with PPMS

Antonio Perez walks with his cane in the summer of 2022, saying his illness wasn’t that bad during that time. (Photos courtesy of Antonio Perez) Day 7 of 31 This is Antonio Perez’s…

March 6, 2024 by Bionews Staff

Empowering others as a physician with MS

Sam Roman, MD, travels to Montana to conduct home visits for patients enrolled in the TREAT-MS clinical trial. (Photos courtesy of Sam Roman) Day 6 of 31 This is Sam Roman’s story: It…

March 5, 2024 by Bionews Staff

Here I am with MS, being the best that I can be

Julie Stamm was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2007. (Courtesy of Colorado Parent magazine) Day 5 of 31 This is Julie Stamm’s (@iamstamm) story: I was officially diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS)…

March 4, 2024 by Bionews Staff

Smashing my running goals, even after a diagnosis of MS

Bethany Carman runs her first 10K at the Mornington Running Festival in Australia. (Photos courtesy of Bethany Carman) Day 4 of 31 This is Bethany Carman’s story: Hello, I’m Beth. I’m 30 years…

March 3, 2024 by Bionews Staff

Fighting MS helped turn this 28-year-old worrier into a warrior

Sarah Doherty is shown in a selfie. (Photos courtesy of Sarah Doherty) Day 3 of 31 This is Sarah Doherty’s story: I never in a million years expected to have to deal with…

March 2, 2024 by Bionews Staff

Powering through those ‘it’s the MS’ days with humor and support

Alexis Mendiola is shown during a treatment infusion in March 2023. (Photos courtesy of Alexis Mendiola) Day 2 of 31 This is Alexis Mendiola’s story: March 2021 will forever be bittersweet to me.

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