Tell MS It Ends With Us — #MSEndsWithUs
People affected by multiple sclerosis tell MS how it’s changed their lives, for the good and the bad. Learn about MS, watch more videos and join the conversation at https://ntlms.org/JoinUs. #multiplesclerosis #MSEndsWithUs
Stories of life with multiple sclerosis are told through the everyday moments people with MS experience. The National MS Society amplifies the stories of people living with MS to raise awareness — until the moment we find a cure. http://nationalmssociety.org/msawareness
"Multiple sclerosis may be a part of who you are, but it doesn't define you." Every day, people do whatever it takes to move their lives forward despite MS.

Tracey’s Story

5.4K views4 years ago

Lydia's Story

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Tyler’s Story

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Chloe's Story

7.3K views7 years ago

Jim's Story

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Videos about what the Society does for people with MS and their friends and families.
The Ask an MS Expert weekly webinar series is an opportunity to learn more about multiple sclerosis from top MS experts. Each week’s edition will focus on a topic related to the MS community and feature a presentation followed by the opportunity to ask the expert your questions live.

Spirituality and MS

Scheduled for 5/1/25, 4:00 PM

MS and Personal Style

237 viewsStreamed 6 days ago

MS and Menopause

440 viewsStreamed 3 weeks ago

Staying Mobile with MS

803 viewsStreamed 1 month ago

Aging as a Veteran with MS

410 viewsStreamed 1 month ago
Life for Black people affected by multiple sclerosis carries unique challenges and experiences. Inequities in the healthcare system and clinical disease differences impact health outcomes The annual Black MS Experience Summit in June is an opportunity to connect with others who understand the differences in life with MS for Black people. Through this program, we forge powerful connections, learn from leading scientific and healthcare experts, and give voice to the unique needs of the Black community living with this disease. #BlackMSExperience #multiplesclerosis