Try this link: http://www.nticentral.org/work-at-ho...-disabled.shtm

I've not tried it myself but I remember someone posting about it a while back. I'll keep looking for the thread it was in and, if I can find it, I'll post it here.

Good luck!

I will definitely invest in some cooling scarves and wristbands. I know that will definitely help (I got too hot one day and lost my eyesight and my friend threw a cold wet towel around my neck and my vision came back very quickly).

And I started to fill out the app on the website but am having a hard time locating my resume when I try to download it so I got super frustrated, I'm putting that off for this evening when my boyfriend is home and he can locate it for me.

Thank you so much! Those were both very good tips for me! Thanks again!

I work in a bank (the largest in Canada) and I must say, with almost 10 years there, they know about my disease and have accommodated me in so many ways. Shifts during the day only, not changing my hours and breaks around, they're sending me to start working from home this month... so great employers are out there, but it can be tricky, and in some cases it's better not to even mention to the employer that you have MS (If the conversation can be avoided).