December 3, 2008
Patient Voices: Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis can be an insidious disease, affecting many parts of the body and gradually causing serious disability. What is it like to live with MS? Eight men and women speak about their experiences. (Join the discussion here.)
Audio recording by: Allen Brisson-Smith, Cheryl Gerber, David Goldman, Axel Koester, Laura Segall and Casey Templeton.
Karen Barrow/The New York Times
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Do you have an interesting story about living with an illness or disease? E-mail us at health_feedback@nytimes.com and we may feature you in an upcoming Patient Voices feature.
Related Links
- Personal Health: From Multiple Sclerosis, a Multiplicity of Challenges (March 4, 2008)
- Personal Health: Some With MS Put Their Hopes in a Diet (March 11, 2008)
- New Scanner May Improve Exams for Multiple Sclerosis (October 16, 2007)
- Times Health Guide: Multiple Sclerosis
