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I would appreciate a donation. I spend a lot of time every day in researching for articles and the latest research on MS. When an something is written in medical terminology I translate it into non-medical terms. I can no longer work because of my MS.
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View Article  Quest for a Diagnosis 2 of 2
After years of experiencing those illusive symptoms I started to feel like a hypochondriac. After all, my doctor knew I was only seeking attention, so why shouldn’t I start to realize that my symptoms were mere phantoms. I had completely stopped    more »
View Article  Quest for a Diagnosis 1 of 2
The first MS symptom that I experienced was double vision. In the early 80’s I saw a shadowy outline of all objects in the distance. Sometimes the object separated into two distinct items, one lighter than the other. The shadowy outline seemed to float    more »
View Article  Possible MS database
I received the following email from a reader. I think this idea definetly has merit. What do you think? Should I run with it? What kind of questions do you feel should be included in the database. I could publish the data base on    more »
View Article  exercises for various MS conditions
I received the following email from a reader. In many cases, MS patients do not have access to physiotherapy or other therapeutic assistance due to a lack of sufficient treatment options from their health insurance provider. Most insurance companies provide   more »
View Article  Reader's question - cerebellum and MS
A reader wants to know about the cerebellum and MS. She is on Rebif and is now experiencing   more »
View Article  An email from a reader
The following is an email that I received. Thank you so much for the thoughtful email. I am glad you   more »
View Article  Bonnie's Positive Diagnosis
The day I found out that I had MS was a gray, dismal day. The neurologist walked into the examination room, perched on the edge of his desk, slapped my chart down, and said, “You have MS”. After a lengthy stunned pause he continued, “There is nothing I can do for you unless you have $17,000 a year to spend on medicine!” This    more »
View Article  Saskatchewan, Canada: my home province

More than a week ago my area of Saskatchewan, Canada received its first snow fall of the year.  This is the earliest and most snow ...   more »

View Article  Patient / Doctor Barrier
Suggested ways for preparing for doctors appointments, and over coming the doctor/patient barrier.   more »