Episode 103: Kyra Millich's MS Journey
My guest is Kyra Millich, who, until October of 2013, was a consumer protection litigator in San Francisco, recently married, and already thinking about planning a family. And that's when she received...
20 Aug 201940min
Episode 102: MS Disability Progression & Socioeconomic Status with Professor Helen Tremlett
My guest is Professor Helen Tremlett, who holds the Canada Research Chair in Neuroepidemiology and Multiple Sclerosis at the University of British Columbia, in Vancouver, Canada. Professor Tremlett ha...
13 Aug 201933min
Episode 101: With Charcot Award Recipient Professor Catherine Lubetzki
The Charcot Award recognizes lifetime achievement in outstanding research into the understanding and treatment of MS. My guest is Professor Catherine Lubetzki, this year's recipient of the Charcot Awa...
6 Aug 201931min
Episode 100: Some of the Best Moments From Our Last 100 Episodes
Welcome to Episode 100! In this special episode, we're talking with Jodi Michele Cooley, the winner of our "Be Our Special Guest on Episode 100" contest! At the age of 7, Jodi became an MS caregiver. ...
29 Jul 201944min
Episode 99: Standing Up in MS with Professor Jenny Freeman
My guest is Jenny Freeman, Professor of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation at the University of Plymouth, in the United Kingdom. Professor Freeman's research has appeared in more than 150 journals and p...
23 Jul 201930min
Episode 98: Navigating Social Security Disability Benefits with Jamie Hall, Esq.
Applying for social security disability benefits can be difficult. It's a stressful and challenging process with an outcome that seems fraught with uncertainty. My guest, Jamie Hall, has represented...
17 Jul 201942min
Episode 97: The Power of the Bike with Mike Zimits & Cat Tsigakos
My guests this week are 2 exceptional MS warriors, Mike Zimits and Cat Tsigakos. When Mike was diagnosed with MS, he decided he could best help himself by getting into shape, so he got on a bike. And ...
8 Jul 201934min
Episode 96: The TREAT-MS Clinical Trial (and why it's so important) with Dr. Ellen Mowry
Do you ever wonder how or why your neurologist recommends one disease-modifying therapy instead of another? For some people, their first disease-modifying therapy is a mild drug with few side effects....
2 Jul 201934min
