Living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is like playing a game where the rules keep changing, and no one bothered to tell you the objective. It's unpredictable, expensive, and exhausting—but hey, at least it keeps life interesting, right?Before...
Let's talk about MRIs—the loud, claustrophobic rite of passage every MS patient knows all too well. Sure, they're necessary, but that doesn't make them any less absurd. So, grab your grippy socks (we'll get to those later), and let's dive i...
Living with MS isn't just a solo act—it's a complicated dance with your immune system that often drags your loved ones onto the floor. Whether it's romantic partners, family, or friends, MS has a sneaky way of inserting itself into your rel...
Let's face it: the term "self-care" has been hijacked by Instagram influencers who think a $50 bath bomb is the cure for all your problems. If it could fix chronic illness, we'd all be soaking 24/7. But for those of us with MS, "self-care" ...
Let's be honest: people say stupid, ignorant shit. Add MS to the mix, and suddenly everyone's an amateur neurologist, motivational speaker, or miracle cure peddler. If you want to keep your friendships (and your teeth), avoid saying these t...
Welcome to the chaotic world of Doctor Roulette, where every spin of the wheel could land you in an MRI machine, a waiting room for three hours, or face-to-face with yet another specialist who may or may not understand MS. This post dives i...
Ah, the holidays. A magical time for family, food, and dodging questions from Aunt Karen about "what's really wrong with you." If you've ever tried to explain multiple sclerosis (MS) to your loved ones and been met with blank stares or unso...
Let's face it—saying no can feel awkward, especially when you're met with a blank stare or a guilt trip that could win an Oscar. Add living with MS to the equation, and suddenly, saying no comes with a side order of unsolicited advice, judg...
Living with MS means navigating a world that doesn't always understand what you're going through. Whether it's coworkers who don't get why you need extra breaks or family members who think you're "just tired," advocating for yourself is key...
