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Relationships and MS…
At some point, most of us are confronted with having to tell someone; whether it’s a significant other, potential partner, friend or family, about our struggles with multiple sclerosis. Choosing to disclose the illness; no matter who is listening, is … Continue reading
Peer Support for MS Sufferers.
Connecting with another person who knows first hand what we are going through is essential when confronted with a life changing diagnosis such as MS. Peer support groups or peer telephone support are great ways to meet new people that … Continue reading
Receiving a Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis
The initial diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis (also known as MS) is scary. We feel a wide range of emotions of everything from shock to relief. Typically by the time diagnosis is reached, we’ve been through a battery of tests and … Continue reading
The Psychological Side of MS
Awareness of psychological and emotional issues is important for patients suffering with Multiple Sclerosis. Sometimes the issues are directly related to the disease (an actual symptom) and other times they are secondary to the diagnosis, medication, or the symptoms experienced … Continue reading
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Monitoring Cognitive Decline in MS or Cog-Fog the Untold Story
Monitoring Cognitive Decline in Multiple Sclerosis Many Multiple Sclerosis patients experience a condition referred to as “Cog-Fog”. Cog-Fog varies from person to person but the majority of complaints come in the form of; loss of memory, inability to concentrate, language … Continue reading
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