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Understanding and avoiding Uhthoff’s phenomenon

If your symptoms flare up when you get hot, you may be experiencing Uhthoff's phenomenon.

SLP and MS: A patient success story

To expand on how SLPs can help people living with MS, I wanted to share a personal story of how a SLP helped me recover from my cervical fusion.

8 Great Reasons for Keeping Up Your Dental Care

When you’ve got a lots of MS symptoms to manage, it can be difficult to keep up with everyday good hygiene routines such as brushing your teeth.

Speech Language Pathology and MS

In this article, we will learn more about speech language pathology and the benefits for those of us living with MS. 

6 Ways to Change the Focus

Focusing on other aspects of your life may help you find new ways to improve your quality of life.

MS and Tai Chi

Tai chi is considered good for people of all ages and fitness levels.

30 Ways to be Visible

Your MS can be invisible to others – even the worst symptoms can’t always be seen – but its effect on your life doesn’t have to be invisible too.

MS, Depression and mental health professionals

Physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners are trained to identify depression in their patients, and in some cases, treat it.