Author: Elizabeth Rhianna
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My MS Specialist is Retiring!?! Tragedy, or a New Opportunity? – Searching for a New Specialist and a New Remyelination Clinical Trial
This blog post consists of opinions, my own experience, and helpful resources. Any major treatment decisions, or anything regarding your own, individual MS and Health should always be discussed with your health care professional. Links appear to helpful resources. Clicking them will open up a new tab, so you won't loose your place in the… Continue reading My MS Specialist is Retiring!?! Tragedy, or a New Opportunity? – Searching for a New Specialist and a New Remyelination Clinical Trial
Vaccinated and Immunocompromised – Getting Back to Normal with Unvaccinated Kids 😳🙃🤔😊?
It's almost Summertime. We celebrated my daughter's eighth birthday and we are making plans. We purchased tickets to fly to Utah next month. We get to see family again, make plans, and I get to return back to California, to my husband and my MS Specialist, and yes, I am equally happy about both. This post will share my my experience receiving the vaccine, as well as my feelings going forward, my hesitations and my hopefulness.
Choosing an MS Medication and Finding the Best Therapy Option for You and your Fight against MS
Disclaimer: This blog is composed of my own experience and thoughts, dealing with my own RRMS. What works for me, may not necessarily work for you. Discuss your treatment options with your health care professionals. If you don't feel heard, or understood, you have the right to seek out a new doctor. This is your… Continue reading Choosing an MS Medication and Finding the Best Therapy Option for You and your Fight against MS
Mobility Challenges after an MS Relapse- A Mother’s Day Hike
I'm planning to retake a six mile Mother's Day hike, I have not attempted since my relapse. I share the mediation practices, shoes, and mobility aids that have helped me hike again.
MSwhile Part 2: Vaccines, Elezanumab Trial, and A MS Performance
Small Disclaimer: The following post is through the lens of my experience with MS, and is only meant for informational purposes. Always discuss with your healthcare provider, neurologist, or MS Specialist, any changes you want to make to the management of your MS. Links are provided for more information, and will open in a new… Continue reading MSwhile Part 2: Vaccines, Elezanumab Trial, and A MS Performance
Sexual Harassment in the Chronic Community
I've been working on that promised blog about the shoes that have helped me walk, during my 17 years of MS, but there's something pressing, going through my mind, that I don't want to ignore. The tragedies, shootings, and murders that occurred over the last couple weeks have stirred the nation. We should be moved… Continue reading Sexual Harassment in the Chronic Community
Do my OPCs have PTSD???
All within this blog is limited, and through my own lens of understanding, as a patient with MS. I try to summarize the research of Dr. Bergels and his team, but I mostly likely fall short. I apologize for any mistakes and thank you for your patience with them. However, I provide lots of links… Continue reading Do my OPCs have PTSD???
Spinal Cord Injury investigational drug granted Expanded Access by the FDA.
Elezanumab, an investigational remyelination medication to repair damage in Multiple Sclerosis is now available under the FDA Expanded Access Program.
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