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Part 3 - My MS Journey<br />I Have MS. Now What?<br /><br />

Part 3 - My MS Journey
I Have MS. Now What?

It was time for my appointment to get the results of my tests from the Neurologist. We already had the results from the MRI. I didn’t expect to be as nervous as I was, but the nerves had set in. When my neurologist came in, he sat down with us and said right off the bat “You have Multiple Sclerosis.” Read More...

Part 2 - My MS Journey<br />Taking My Spinal Fluid to the Lab <br /><br />

Part 2 - My MS Journey
Taking My Spinal Fluid to the Lab

By: Karen

After hearing the words “I think you have Multiple Sclerosis,” the doctor set up an appointment for me to go the neurologist for a slew of tests and an official diagnosis. Read More...

Part 1 - My MS Journey<br />The Diagnosis

Part 1 - My MS Journey
The Diagnosis

By: Karen

My journey with MS began almost four years ago after a routine hysterectomy. I awoke from the surgery with absolutely no pain in my abdomen but with the worst headache that was thought to be from the anesthesia. I never thought it would lead to me hearing the words “I’m pretty sure you have Multiple Sclerosis.” Read More...

<em>A New Series</em><br />My Journey with MS (Video)

A New Series
My Journey with MS (Video)

By: Karen

It’s hard to believe that it has been four years this month since I was first diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. We’ve learned a lot along the way. It’s been quite the journey – and we’re still learning. Read More...

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