Tag: MS

  • My MS Anniversary: No Disease Progression after Three Years on Therapy!

    My MS Anniversary: No Disease Progression after Three Years on Therapy!

    I cannot believe that it has been three years since I started fighting the dreadful disease! Though, apart from a few hiccups, it was a smooth ride.   To recapitulate, the MS diagnosis has affected my life tremendously in many ways. I have changed my diet and become more focused and consistent with my exercise routines. I think…

  • CellBB: the Secret Weapon in My Fight against MS

    CellBB: the Secret Weapon in My Fight against MS

    As I promised when launching this blog, I have been testing a supplement that I thought could help me in my fight with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). I am now ready to share my experience and thoughts! Let me start with a short intro for those who have not followed my journey. I’ve been looking at…

  • Health Insurance Hopping while Gathering MS Medication

    Health Insurance Hopping while Gathering MS Medication

    In this post, I’d like to share challenges I came across while managing multiple health insurance coverage changes while getting expensive treatment required for my MS every month. This can be very demanding for those who do not know; health insurance carriers require prior authorization (PA) for most of the specialty medication needed for MS.…

  • Origins and Challenges of MS: Diagnosis and Treatment.

    Origins and Challenges of MS:  Diagnosis and Treatment.

    In this post, I’d like to elaborate on the origins and some challenges of Multiple Sclerosis (MS). I think that my last review of MS treatment options still holds pretty much. However, many important areas were not covered. I talked about possibilities for a cure for MS development, but that will not work if MS…

  • Permanent Testing of Comfort Zone Boundaries and Fighting MS

    Permanent Testing of Comfort Zone Boundaries and Fighting MS

    So, I’ve embraced a regular exercise routine and am engaging in several out-of-the-box athletic activities. The goal is to keep moving, have some fun, and engage in challenges outside my comfort zone. One of the reasons behind my articles and this blog was to give other people with MS hope, motivation, and possibly inspiration. I…

  • Backcountry Challenge with Friends for Healthy Mental Stability

    Backcountry Challenge with Friends for Healthy Mental Stability

    In my quest for a healthier lifestyle, I’ve embraced a straightforward exercise plan I outlined earlier. The goal is to find joy in movement and nurture my body through activities that bring both physical and mental well-being. Today, I would like to expand on this and focus a little more on a challenge to overcome…

  • Review of New Developments in Treatment of MS: DMT and Supportive Care 

    Review of New Developments in Treatment of MS: DMT and Supportive Care 

    Here is my review of new developments in treatment and supportive care for multiple sclerosis (MS). First, I will focus on disease-modifying therapies (DMT). I see DMTs as a base treatment that everyone with MS should be on. The introduction of DMTs over the last 30 years has fueled a tremendous advancement for MS patients.…

  • Recap on the Two-Year MS Anniversary Since DMT Start

    Recap on the Two-Year MS Anniversary Since DMT Start

    It’s been two years already! And I still feel fantastic as I continue with my MS plan: DMT, diet, and exercise. I have made some updates to improve consistency for possible followers in my MS anniversary recap. My Health Recap Notes Here are a few bullet points on my health and MS-related observations. Outlook Overall,…

  • Health Review: MS Stable and Victory in Cholesterol Battle!

    Health Review: MS Stable and Victory in Cholesterol Battle!

    My descent into the Grand Canyon and the spectacular mountain biking during the spring adventure in Utah and Arizona energized me. Charged with confidence, I am going to see my neurologist to confirm my MS is stable. It’s been six months since the last health review and nineteen months since starting therapy, and everything feels…

  • My First Annual MS Checkup and Health Review.

    It has been more than one year since I started Kesimpta treatment and almost 16 months since my RR-MS diagnosis. I am due for an annual checkup with my neuro and MS in focus. The report so far? Smooth sailing! I did not have any relapses since the beginning of the treatment. This was further…