LifewithMS

  • She sits quietly

    But inside, she fights battles most people will never see. And she keeps going anyway.

  • Nerve repair breakthrough

    Researchers have discovered a molecule that shows promising ability to repair myelin and restore nerve function in multiple sclerosis. The newly identified molecule appears to activate the body’s own repair pathways. Researchers found that it encourages precursor cells to mature into myelin producing cells, enabling damaged nerve fibers to rebuild their protective insulation. In laboratory…

  • Living with microscopic colitis (MC)

    Involves managing chronic watery diarrhea and urgency through dietary changes (low-fat, low fiber, avoiding triggers like caffine, alcohol and lactose). Taking medications like budasonide to control symptoms, as it’s often a lifelong condition affecting quality of life, but can be managed for remission with doctor’s guidance. Key strategies include staying hydrated with electrolytes, eating small…

  • Living with multiple sclerosis (MS)

    Involves managing a chronic condition through a blend of medical treatments, lifestyle adjustments, and strong support, focusing on energy conservation, regular but adaptive exercise, stress management, and diet to maintain quality of life, as MS symptoms vary but can effectively be managed for a normal lifespan with proper care.

  • You may not get to choose the path you’re on

    But you can choose how you walk it. Happy New Year!

  • I’m not drunk

    I have MS. It’s like being drunk, but without the fun part.

  • NEVER LET

    YOUR ILLNESS DEFINE YOU. YOUR ILLNESS HAREDN YOUR HEART. YOUR ILLNESS KEEP YOU FROM SMILING. (Even if it’s through the tears). YOUR ILLNESS TELL YOU WHO YOU ARE OR WHO YOU CAN BE. NEVER GIVE UP. YOU DESERVE A HAPPY LIFE.

  • I have MS

    So no, I have no idea where that bruise came from. If not for the hardships I’ve endured, I would not be as strong as I am today.

  • Stop being a people pleaser

    Chronic people pleasing can weaken the immune system by causing long-term stress and emotional suppression. This constant stress floods the body with cortisol, which can overstimulate the immune system and lead to autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis and lupus. While it may seem like keeping peace, it can silently fuel chronic inflammation and…

  • “I’m fine”

    And by fine I mean Fighting Illness Nonstop, Endlessly