Finding Calm at Big Events

On Tuesday, I had the privilege of participating in the Massachusetts State Action Day held by the National MS Society. As the current Chair of the Government Relations Advisory Committee in the Commonwealth, I was able to meet and talk with fellow MS activists and legislators. It wasn’t the first time I’d had a speaking […]

Movement & MS

We’ve all heard it – exercise is helpful for any health condition, including MS. When I started to write this post, I realized I had amassed no less than a dozen different articles about different exercises that could be beneficial for MS. We’re all different – MS is called a snowflake disease. And, I am […]

12 Days of Christmas Self-Care

I’ve been listening to Christmas music a lot the last few weeks – I do wait until after Thanksgiving, but then it’s pretty much all I listen to for the month. Hearing a few versions of The 12 Days of Christmas made me think about a little extra care that I’m going to do starting […]

Combatting Holiday and MS Stress

It’s officially a week into the 2023 holiday season. While I have seen some heartwarming stories about giving and the true spirit of the holiday and humankind, I also am a little amazed at how many stories I am seeing about stress and the fact that people are so stressed out that they can’t enjoy […]

Advocacy in Action

When others learn that I am a MS Activist, the question I often get is what kind of work do you do? For me, it’s taking action to highlight a wide range of issues that impact people with multiple sclerosis and their families. One of those ways is through writing opinion pieces and getting them […]