See @theMSguide

I don’t have the bandwidth to manage two accounts. Please go to @theMSguide to interact. thank you.

[See @theMSguide @DJS_KBO]

I run https://t.co/nbhf3vDSFU as I have had MS for 28y and many people I know have MS. It is a non-profit (costs me money!) free YouTube channel sharing patient stories and pro-tips to have a better life with MS.

I'd be really grateful if you subscribed if you like it. Thanks.

[See @theMSguide @DJS_KBO]

@Brandon_Beaber Nah. The role of the neurologist is going to become ever more patient focused.

[See @theMSguide @DJS_KBO]

@UpshotTowers Moose is delicious. When it is young.

[Aaron Boster MD @AaronBosterMD]

MUST WATCH VIDEO: "Find out how your doctor's ATTITUDE to RISK affects the QUALITY of your MS" https://t.co/kYZdqk84Hr by @DJS_KBO

[See @theMSguide @DJS_KBO]

Why help https://t.co/nbhf3vDSFU? https://t.co/xefk7ueXYt

[See @theMSguide @DJS_KBO]

Let’s return to death for a moment; the uncontested outcome, the undeniable and unavoidable endpoint for us all. I believe this is the real problem when holding the approach to MS care against that of cancer care. The focus is on the endpoint and isn't really on the journey.

[See @theMSguide @DJS_KBO]

It Shouldn't Be Like This (But It Is)

Why isn't MS taken as seriously as cancer? https://t.co/RVFt0PE5xF

[See @theMSguide @DJS_KBO]

You see, MS doesn't kill you. You tend to die with MS and not from MS and this fact alone makes it infinitely less scary to an outsider, be that a friend or a neurologist. I can only imagine that this is the reason why MS is not taken as seriously as cancer.