See @theMSguide

I run theMSguide.com as I have had MS for 28y and many people I know have MS. It is a non-profit (costs me money!) free YouTube channel sharing patient stories and pro-tips to have a better life with MS. I'd be really grateful if you subscribed if you like it. Thanks.

@Brandon_Beaber Nah. The role of the neurologist is going to become ever more patient focused.

I'm on the chopping block next.

@UpshotTowers Moose is delicious. When it is young.

MUST WATCH VIDEO: "Find out how your doctor's ATTITUDE to RISK affects the QUALITY of your MS" youtu.be/Uk7D8cHnVmA by @DJS_KBO

Why help theMSguide.com? dominicshadbolt.com/2023/03/19/why…

Let’s return to death for a moment; the uncontested outcome, the undeniable and unavoidable endpoint for us all. I believe this is the real problem when holding the approach to MS care against that of cancer care. The focus is on the endpoint and isn't really on the journey.

You see, MS doesn't kill you. You tend to die with MS and not from MS and this fact alone makes it infinitely less scary to an outsider, be that a friend or a neurologist. I can only imagine that this is the reason why MS is not taken as seriously as cancer.

It Shouldn't Be Like This (But It Is) Why isn't MS taken as seriously as cancer? dominicshadbolt.com/2022/03/25/it-…