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To improve the quality of life for those affected by MS through a collaborative network of independent MS organizations.
Collaboration
The Multiple Sclerosis Coalition (MSC) was founded in 2005 by three independent multiple sclerosis (MS) organizations in an effort to work together to benefit individuals with MS. Since that time, we have grown to nine member organizations, all of whom provide critical MS programs and services.
Advocacy
Our vision is to improve the quality of life for those affected by MS through a collaborative national network of independent MS organizations. Our mission is to increase opportunities for cooperation and provide greater leverage in collaborative and effective use of resources for the benefit of the entire MS community.
Support
Our primary objectives are to educate, advocate, collaborate, and improve the efficiency of services for individuals with MS and those who are close to them. We provide critical momentum to work together to enhance these exciting MS initiatives and to ensure this collective support continues.
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Check out member organization National Multiple Sclerosis Society:
Getting a good night’s sleep is essential to staying healthier and focusing on daily activities. But about half of those living with multiple sclerosis have sleep disorders such as sleep apnea or insomnia.
Learn about the ways researchers are trying to help people with MS get a good night’s rest.
See member organization Can Do Multiple Sclerosis:
This four-part Secondary Progressive MS Series runs from June 20-July 18 and will provide resources, strategies, tools, and support for families trying to understand the impacts of SPMS on their daily lives. Sign up today!
www.cando-ms.org/multiple-sclerosis-programs/secondary-progressive?fbclid=IwAR2pTug4pDpOmtbOWDA7a...
Watch for member organization United Spinal Association:
Lee Oesterle shares his journey toward recovery after a spinal cord injury changed his life forever at the age of 61. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth
"My primary coping skill has always been about taking action. If I am feeling down–what can I do about it? If I am feeling fearful–what can I do about it? This was an excellent coping skill for going through rehabilitation. It seemed that there was always something to do."
Check out member organization MS Views and News:
A Look at MS Today and into the Future - Cullman, AL - event date June 18th -- To rsvp visit www.events.msvn.org
Watch for member organization Accelerated Cure Project for MS:
Interested about the connection of diets and supplements to #MS? Make sure to read the MS News Today article featuring Accelerated Cure Project for MS and iConquerMS
multiplesclerosisnewstoday.com/news-posts/2019/05/06/diets-and-supplements-do-they-really-help-yo...
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Check out member organization @mssociety!
“MS fatigue is horrible, it’s not what ‘normal’ tired is. It’s as if someone has stuck a tube inside you and sucked every ounce of life out of you. MS is a lot of asking is this normal? NO. It’s a life of adapt and overcome.” ~ onehellofafighter on Instagram #ThisIsMS
See member organization @CanDoMS!
This four-part Secondary Progressive MS Series runs from June 20-July 18 and will provide resources, strategies, tools, and support for families trying to understand the impacts of SPMS on their daily lives. Sign up today!
https://t.co/z3Z5RDRrFl
Watch for member organization @UnitedSpinal!
Lee Oesterle shares his journey toward recovery after a spinal cord injury changed his life forever @ the age of 61. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth "Being aware of my gratitude and expressing my gratitude was one very powerful and effective coping mechanism."
https://t.co/B1Y0x0LYrs
Check out member organization @MSViews_andNews!
Navigating and Understanding MS Symptoms -- https://t.co/ewj4vbeaAD
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Watch for member organization @AcceleratedCure!
Interested about the connection of diets and supplements to #MS? Make sure to read the @MSNewsToday article featuring @AcceleratedCure and @iConquerMS https://t.co/IrNu7I5aL9