Multiple Sclerosis: Drug Therapy vs. Exercise Therapy
by C. & E. Stull
Medical orthodoxy will commend the pharmaceutical
approach, but scarcely mention exercise. This is one case where exercise
was more effective than drug treatment. |
Slurry Speech
and MS
by L. Moorhead
Slurry speech, also
known as dysarthria, can be a troubling and frustrating symptom of
MS. The author contributes her ideas on how she copes. |
Finding a
Doctor to Treat Your MS
by C. Reynolds
One woman's experience and
suggestions in finding a doctor that you can be comfortable with and
who can guide you to where you want to be. |
Looking Beyond
the Storms of Multiple Sclerosis
by Charli
Too often, we focus on the storms that multiple sclerosis brings to our lives.
We can take these thoughts of disability and turn them into thoughts of ability. |
MS and the Fatigue
Factor
by P. Martin
When asked about
MS-specific fatigue, many sufferers anecdotally describe it as "bone-tired" or "wearing a suit of armor". But
there is more to fatigue than you may think. |
Herbs for
MS
by L. Moorhead
Herbal remedies to help
alleviate the symptoms of multiple sclerosis, including fatigue. |
MS : The Silent
Partner
by L. Moorhead
Multiple Sclerosis works silently and swiftly sometimes moving from
symptom to symptom in a matter of days or weeks. |
Telling Your
Kids You Have MS
by L. Moorhead
How to face the
difficulty of explaining your diagnosis to children in a way that
they will understand. |
A Woman's
Touch : MS and Feminity
by L. Moorhead
When was the last time you were proud of your body?
Or the last time you felt sexy? MS can ravage a woman’s sense of identity.
Find out how to recapture your feminity. |
