Stories About Living with MS
As a former Air Force medic “Jersey” Jeanne’ writes about her life as an athlete and now as an adaptive athlete. Sports is a life-changer and helps her cope with secondary progressive MS in a positive way. >More
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Whitaker Memorial Lecturer 2012
Dr. Kraft was the John Whitaker Memorial Lecturer at the Paralyzed Veterans of America Summit 2012 and presented Addressing MS Patients' Needs. He was the director of the Western MS Center at the University of Washington, Seattle. He is Professor Emeritus of Rehab Medicine and Neurology.
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MS Diagnosis
VA provides health care services to veterans with MS whether or not they have a service-connected disability from the time of diagnosis throughout the Veterans life. >More
MS Therapies
Disease modifying therapies have dramatically improved the treatment of MS. Read about them, and the Multiple Sclerosis Emerging Therapies Collaborative.
Living with MS
MS and MS impairments can limit some activities and social participation. A person's mobility can be restricted. It may be difficult to walk, drive, push a wheel chair, and perform tasks on your own. >More
Veteran MS Benefits
VA provides health care services to veterans with MS whether or not they have a service-connected disability from the time of diagnosis throughout the Veterans life. >More
Complementary and
Alternative Medicines
Complementary and Alternative Medicine is a group of diverse medical and health care systems, practices, and products not generally considered part of conventional medicine. >More
Did you know?
Adaptive clothing like Velcro closures and elastic waist bands can help with bladder continence.
