MS Strength
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| Blog Name: | MS Strength |
| Url: | http://www.msstrength.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | multiple sclerosis, coping, MS |
| Description: | This is an MS website with articles about MS diagnosis, symptoms, emotions, coping, social security disability insurance, working, exercising, and so on. Written by a 38-year-old MS patient who has been coping with multiple sclerosis for about 11 years. |
| Popularity: | 32 Followers |
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Thanksgiving Blessing
Happy Thanksgiving…Here’s an Irish blessing that I pass along to you: “An Old Irish Blessing” May love and laughter light your days and warm your heart and home. May good and faithful friends be yours wherever you may roam. May peace and plenty bless your world with joy that long endures. May all life’s passing seasons bring the best to you and yours!
Happy Thanksgiving…Here’s an Irish blessing that I pass along to you: “An Old Irish Blessing” May love and laughter light your days and warm your heart and home. May good and faithful friends be yours wherever you may roam. May peace and plenty bless your world with joy that long endures. May all life’s passing seasons bring the best to you and yours!
Guest Writer
I’m getting ready for Thanksgiving and the approaching Christmas/Chanukah season, so it’s nice to hand over the reins to another writer this week. Mary Ellen Ward blogs about different health topics and she has offered this stress-reducing piece for your consideration: “Managing MS Through the Holiday Season” Multiple sclerosis (MS) can be a debilitating and very challenging disease to live with
I’m getting ready for Thanksgiving and the approaching Christmas/Chanukah season, so it’s nice to hand over the reins to another writer this week. Mary Ellen Ward blogs about different health topics and she has offered this stress-reducing piece for your consideration: “Managing MS Through the Holiday Season” Multiple sclerosis (MS) can be a debilitating and very challenging disease to live with
New Non-Profit MS Anthology
I’m looking forward to getting a copy of this new multiple sclerosis book of which I’ve recently learned. Two of my favorite online writers, Diane and Joan, have been included in an MS anthology that gives patients’ stories about the trials and victories of living with multiple sclerosis. The book is
I’m looking forward to getting a copy of this new multiple sclerosis book of which I’ve recently learned. Two of my favorite online writers, Diane and Joan, have been included in an MS anthology that gives patients’ stories about the trials and victories of living with multiple sclerosis. The book is
Joan’s Next MS Chat: Tonight at 7pm, EST
Delaware Area MS Chat Friday 13 Nov, 7:00 - 9:00 pm Topic: Music as Therapy The Fall 2009 edition of Momentum, the NMSS magazine, has an article about the therapeutic effects of music. What do you think? Does musi
Delaware Area MS Chat Friday 13 Nov, 7:00 - 9:00 pm Topic: Music as Therapy The Fall 2009 edition of Momentum, the NMSS magazine, has an article about the therapeutic effects of music. What do you think? Does musi
Bringing My MS Story Up-to-Date
I don’t have the desire to talk about MS today. I imagine a lot of patients go through such times when the disease is not in the foreground. I think people go through phases where the disease is raging and it is all-encompassing. Writing about it then becomes a source of release. Or it’s a new diagnosis and everything is a new discovery. Or patients have a more progressive variety and there are challenges to overcome and milestones to mark. Right now I fit into none of these categories
I don’t have the desire to talk about MS today. I imagine a lot of patients go through such times when the disease is not in the foreground. I think people go through phases where the disease is raging and it is all-encompassing. Writing about it then becomes a source of release. Or it’s a new diagnosis and everything is a new discovery. Or patients have a more progressive variety and there are challenges to overcome and milestones to mark. Right now I fit into none of these categories
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