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Share Your Story About MS
Here's the place to Share Your Story with us. One of the things I love most about people with MS, is their willingness to share. I have always loved reading their personal stories. About their challenges and triumphs. About their fears and frustrations. About their hopes and joys.
You can find their stories here. If you'd like to skip this dialog, scroll down to the bottom of this page to read them. We'll soon be putting these in book form so that you can read them on your ereaders or tablets.
At each turn inspiration abounds. We feel very honored to have a place where you can tell your stories in your own words and share them with others like yourself. With those who will benefit most from them. With those who can relate to everything you're going through because they've been there already or will be soon.
To everyone who has taken the time to share already, we wish to thank you. And for those who will soon share, we thank you in advance. Thanks so much for sharing and we look forward to and appreciate many more of your stories.
"Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared."
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We want to hear from you and we're sure that the "Share Your Story" page will be one of the most popular spots here at Life in Spite of MS.
Fill in the form below and we'll add your story to this page. I can't wait to read what you have to share with us. If you follow the links below, you'll find many heartfelt stories from those who have MS, just like yourself.
Check them out and even if you don't decide to share your stories, perhaps you will be helped by those who did. I've read them all and left comments on most. You are welcome to leave comments as well. And feel free to share this page with your family and your friends. Especially those who have multiple sclerosis.
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We know you have a story to tell. You live your life in spite of MS. Help others who are newly diagnosed by sharing your tips for living with this disease. Your advice will be greatly appreciated.
We'd love to hear from you. Knowing how you cope with your illness, can help others learn to deal with MS as well.
So go for it! Share your story, your tips and advice.
Want to read what Other Visitors Have Said?
Click below to read Stories and Tips by other visitors who have contributed to this page...
Get a hobby, I do videos 
Since my brother has had MS he does videos with his dog, he is an amazing trainer and his dog is super smart. View videos on YouTube, they are funny and …
MS Dropout
My ms story started very early in my childhood. I always knew there was something wrong with my health, even when no one believed me. The headaches I experienced …
MS in Japan
As of this year (2016) February, I finally went to see a neurologist about symptoms I was having. Thinking it was something to do with a pinched nerve, …
Living with Ms
I’m 45 years old and have Multiple Sclerosis. Back in 2005 I was diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis. My signs were my foot would get freezing; I kept forgetting …
50 years old!! Life changing
I'm still a lot confused with symptoms and what to look for in a relapse. I'm off for an MRI on brain and spine and to compare them with last years. …
Family Support!!
My name is Melissa, I was diagnosed with RRMS.I was 9 yrs old when I was diagnosed I am now 34 with 3 children and it seems to be catchin' up with me!! …
MS diagnosed JAN.2012
Horrors, I got Speech (garbled voice), Vision (eyes went out of focus especially when tired) and Balance (felt like I was going to fall all the time), …
Feel Better About MS
Hi I'm 27 and got optic neuritis about 2-3 months ago in my eye. Doc was not going to do an MRI but being the worrying person I am I'd already gone on …
Primary Progressive MS Worsening
...Slowly, Steadily, Worsening :-(
I was DX'd in Oct. 2010 and since then, I have experienced slowly worsening of my symptoms. I have tremor, spasticity, …
Opening Up...
... the Process of Coping with a Recent MS Diagnosis
Well, there are myriad stories here about not giving up, and not letting the disease get the …
A Hair in a Biscuit!
Hello, my name is Jonathan Thompson and I was diagnosed with relapsing remitting MS in 2008. I had a wife that I worshiped, 2 beautiful daughters,2 beautiful …
"Life Is Good"
When I was first diagnosed, 21 years ago, I thought my life was over. It was very hard to deal with the MS having a toddler and a husband at home. I went …
Years of Suspicion
I have had so many MS symptoms for quite a few years, but have always been written off by the doctors that I saw. Many claimed the numbness in my hands …
Living With M.S.
I am a 47 year old female. I was 37 years old when I was diagnosed with M.S. I thought that my life was over and there was no need of trying to beat …
PAST LIFE and my Story of MS
My name is Shana. I was once a Physical Therapist Assistance, before my diagnosis of MS. I began searching for support groups in my area. However, they …
Dancer with MS
I have been training to become a professional dancer since the age of 3. When all the other little girls were growing out of the "mommy is making me …
Hello, It's Just Me, Kaye
I discovered when I was 17 and engaged to be married that I probably had MS. At age 22 the diagnosis was confirmed as a result of my case history.
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Only 18 and Living with MS
I am 18 years old and was recently diagnosed with RRMS. According to my neuro, she says I have had it since I was younger. I have lesions on my brain …
Letters MS
So My husband who I love dearly with all my heart has MS. He was diagnosed 1 year before he & I met. When we first met, he was open about it & let me …
My Alternative MS Fix
Learned many things over the past 25yrs to keep my RRMS in remission (10yrs now). Some great symptom improvements as well... (able to walk again with …
My MS
I am fairly new to living with MS, I was diagnosed May 13th, 2009. I feel fortunate in that my diagnosis came fairly quick. In March of last year, I woke …
Subtleties of Multiple Sclerosis
The Subtleties of Multiple Sclerosis
There have been three major obstacles in the way of my accepting what it meant to have multiple sclerosis.
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MS is my disease -- not my Life
Hello all. My name is Terri. I love this website. It has helped me a lot.
I began having symptoms of MS at age 27 right after the birth of my first …
WORKING AND LIVING WITH MS
TILL I HAD TO QUIT WORK...
MY STORY IS PRETTY COMPLEX.
I AM 49 YEARS OLD (AND) ABOUT NINE YEARS AGO I STARTED WALKING WITH A LIMP BECAUSE OF MY …
Suggestion for the Middle-aged woman
Hello--My 36 years with MS (and no injectables) has given me some ideas which may or may not help another. When I was around 45, I learned about PremPro, …
MS A Blessing in Disguise
My name is Laura and I have had MS for 16 years. I went blind in one eye and went to the family doctor after 3 days of it not going away. My family doctor …
My Life is Life with MS
I will be 60 in a few days, and I have spent 35 years with MS; I was diagnosed at age 24. My best advice is to make friends with the MS as soon as possible …
Never Give Up!! 
Hi, my name is Allyson and I am 26 years old. I was diagnosed with MS in April of 2011. Numbness in my legs is what first made me see a Dr. After a …
When MS knocks at your door Not rated yet
Life comes with many opportunities, it all depends on one’s choice on how to design or weave it. You either choose to fight or surrender, this is a story …
19 years living with MS Not rated yet
The hopes and dreams for my life changed forever on that fateful day in May 1999 when I was diagnosed with MS. I can still hear the words the neurologist …
My (Almost 2 Year) Journey with MS Not rated yet
While I initially thought the numbness on the entire left side of my face was a symptom of recent disc problems in my neck, I contacted my Physiotherapist. …
New relationship/new diagnosis Not rated yet
Although I had been experiencing symptoms for years prior, I was diagnosed with MS on August 28th, 2012. It had been one week more than a year since …
Tips to Make Your Body Healthier Not rated yet
There are some sicknesses that you can avoid. There are some you can get rid of. And then there are also those that you have no choice but to live with, …
A Woman of Many Titles.... Not rated yet
I went to College to major in Volleyball and Softball-Full ride actually. Then I was informed that my degree was actually an Associate in Occupational …
My birthday present Not rated yet
I was diagnosed on the 24th of December 2010 being my birthday. I has so angry! Why did I have to find out on my birthday, that was my thought then but …
Work in Progress Not rated yet
Hi Everyone,
My name is Chantal, I am 22 years old. I was diagnosed with MS in June of this year. My first attack was on New Years morning. After …
Looking for Hope Not rated yet
My name is Holly, and my sister’s name is Cassie.
My sister is 18 years old, and I am 20 years old. We are both home schooled.
My father has had …
My Second Deployment... Not rated yet
...And It Isn't Iraq!
I thought leaving my daughter for a year in Iraq in the US Army was tough but after being diagnosed four months after my honorable …
Looking for Understanding Not rated yet
I have been a caregiver my entire life. How can I accept that I need to learn to be the one who needs care and how can I ask for help when I'm the one …
MS with Few Drugs Not rated yet
(I) Have developed a method to stay in remission ten years now & experience some very nice symptom improvements as well. (I) Can now walk with a cane after …
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