think of the money we'd save, and the production we'd gain! without ms.... ...if 'they' don't care that we hobble, maybe they'll care about how much it costs when we have a bunch of hobblers...

Wow, that is powerful!

How many people have to be effected before we're no longer an "orphan" disease?

When the numbers increase even more...the burden to our society will also rise.

I live with MS all around me, it's an epidemic in my world.

My half-sister and I both have MS. Her father had MS (we share the same mother) who would have thought with my odds of 1 and half % that I'd get it!

My best friend from college was just DX, a teacher who asks me if she will be able to teach again. She also asks, "will we never travel like we dreamed of in college and visit galleries around the world?"...I answer, "we have different dreams now."

We both lived in the same 2 family house at seperate times. On that property and the neighbors 5 people have been DX with MS!

In my world MS is'nt an "orphan" disease.