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Finding Joy in Movement: My Simple Exercise Routine
In my quest for a healthy lifestyle, I’ve embraced a straightforward yet effective exercise plan that fits seamlessly into my routine and MS. The goal isn’t about setting records or pushing limits; it’s about finding joy in movement and nurturing my body through activities that bring both physical and mental well-being. Running: Three times a…
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Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis Experience: Can I Avoid Disability?
In my blog, I combine my personal experience with health challenges, particularly in the wake of my diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS) in the summer of 2021. Coping with this new reality presented a formidable challenge, and I struggled to gather the needed information to navigate this uncharted territory. It occurred to me that others…
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My Work in Research and Development of Innovative Treatments
I have a scientific background with a Ph.D. in chemistry, and for the past five years, I’ve been at the helm of a company dedicated to the research and development of innovative medical treatments to combat various diseases. Our first project was about developing a cancer drug. This endeavor revolved around a dietary supplement sourced…
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Adjusting to Life with Multiple Sclerosis
The diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS) hit me like a freight train, slamming my life into a whole new dimension; a lot of adjusting was needed. Suddenly, I found myself reevaluating just about everything. It’s an odd sensation, realizing that there are definite limits, and those options you thought were wide open are narrowing by…
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The Diagnosis. I Have MS, an Incurable Chronic Disease.
This is a story describing the events surrounding my diagnosis with multiple sclerosis (MS), and my struggles accepting the possibility of living with an incurable chronic disease for the rest of my life My family’s back, and that whole vertigo thing? Forgotten in no time. Besides some occasional cramps in my face, which I just…
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My First Encounter with Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms
My first Multiple Sclerosis (MS) symptoms started in 2018. I did not know I was experiencing MS symptoms at that time. I was on my own for a few weeks as the rest of my family left for a trip. It was a pseudo-vacation, a break from the usual hustle and bustle with just me,…