Life With Multiple Sclerosis

Unlike the type of burnout associated with chronic stress, burned-out MS is a late stage of the disease where progression slows — potentially causing less stress.

A book tour reunites the blogger Trevis Gleason with four friends who knew him before his MS diagnosis, and it provokes some self-reflection.

Both spring and the onset of MS are types of new beginnings, but defining exactly when they began can be surprisingly complicated.

People with MS and doctors alike struggle to identify the shift from relapsing-remitting MS to secondary-progressive MS. Learn what recent research shows.

The blogger Trevis Gleason is impressed by the number of people contributing their time and money to improving the lives of people with MS.

Reduced sensation caused by multiple sclerosis can mask other changes in the body, including those that would normally cause pain.

Failing to meet our own goals because of MS is disappointing, but falling short of our obligations to others is worse, says the blogger Trevis Gleason.

The blogger Trevis Gleason describes an embarrassing memory lapse and a few more that might even be dangerous.

A new study shows how the genetic risk for MS rose among pastoralists from the Pontic Steppe and was brought into Europe approximately 5,000 years ago.

Ireland's Health Research Board reviewed medical cannabis use for multiple sclerosis symptoms, and found benefits for nerve pain treatment.

Planning for the possibility of becoming disabled can feel very uncomfortable. But it’s important to know your rights and your options.

When is it wise to say ‘I don’t know’? The blogger Trevis Gleason explains when he says it, and why.

Trevis Gleason‘s new book, ‘Living Well With Multiple Sclerosis,’ has been released worldwide. Discover insights, advice, and personal experiences on living with chronic illness.

The blogger Trevis Gleason starts the new year right with a few simple traditions that include updating his medicine cabinet and his spice cupboard.

Although most people with MS learn to deal with the day-to-day, big social events can leave them feeling left out or sidelined.

The term ‘smoldering MS’ has the blogger Trevis Gleason reflecting on the words used to discuss MS and the meanings they carry.

MS is well known for causing cognitive fog, but recent research, and one blogger’s experience, suggest dehydration is sometimes the cause.

Aphasia caused by MS has the blogger Trevis Gleason offering his wife a somewhat puzzling breakfast menu. Learn more about MS-related speech problems.

Could personalized coaching help to prevent MS-related cognitive changes? A new study in adults at risk of dementia raises the possibility.