July 26, 2024 Columns by Susan Payrovi, MD Managing my MS symptoms by spending time outdoors With just four more summers with all my kids still living at home, I’ve been making the most of our time together by throwing everyone in our trailer to visit state and national parks in the U.S. This summer…
June 28, 2024 Columns by Susan Payrovi, MD My routine for dealing with MS and heat sensitivity while traveling A trip to Taiwan this summer has been years in the making for our family. Our kids have been in Mandarin immersion since preschool, so when their school offered a three-week program for true immersion in Taipei, we jumped…
May 31, 2024 Columns by Susan Payrovi, MD A recovering night owl embraces the benefits of natural light I’d tricked myself into thinking I was a night owl for decades. Studying came more easily during those dark, quiet, and still hours. So did going out to nightclubs to dance, meet strangers, and feel a little more anonymous…
March 29, 2024 Columns by Susan Payrovi, MD Rhythms and routines to complete your MS care I used to think I was immune to illness. Getting sick was what my patients did. My multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis turned this belief, and many others, upside down. When the chaos of the diagnosis settled, I realized…
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