Infusion day isn't just about treatment — it's about showing up, even when it's hard. It's about taking that seat, settling in, and choosing courage again and again. For every IV line, there's a story of strength. And even if you're sitting in the chair by yourself, you are never truly alone — the MS community is right here with you, cheering you on, sharing the same journey, and celebrating each step forward. On your infusion day, remember: you are resilient, supported, and stronger than MS. Dr

"My life was flipped upside down on December 10, 2023, when I lost vision in my right eye. I checked myself into the ER in Salt Lake City, where my boyfriend and I lived at the time. We had no family around and were both so scared. I was all alone in a hospital bed with nurses consoling me. I left the hospital a couple days later with a diagnosis that changed my life forever. I am so grateful my life was flipped upside down that day. Little did I know multiple sclerosis would change my life in s

6.1K views · 131 reactions | Here is why you should consider donating to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society on #GivingTuesday. Your donation will accelerate breakthroughs that will change the world for people with #MS. Please donate today to #endMS: https://ntlms.org/GiveTuesday18 | National Multiple Sclerosis Society | Facebook

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Open Enrollment is the time to sign up for the health insurance plan that offers the best coverage for the services and medications you need, at the lowest possible cost. If you are on Medicare, your options and cost are changing quite a bit. Learn more from Sarah Anderson, pharmacist and former senior director of Clinical Resources and Programming at the National MS Society. NOTE: This program originally aired on October 10, 2024. Content has been revised to enhance relevance. Please visit Heal

Have you ever wondered what it’s really like to join an MS clinical trial... or if it could be right for you? In a special episode of RealTalk MS, Dr. Aaron Boster, who’s cared for people with MS for over 20 years and led more than 65 clinical trials, breaks it all down. From what each trial phase means, to how safety is monitored, to the real-world impact participation can have, Dr. Boster explains it with clarity, compassion, and honesty. Clinical trials aren’t just about research — they’re ab