Lessons for this new year, and fatigue mealtime hacks – the topics don’t seem to have much in common, and yet they are the subjects of my latest posts for the MS Momentum Blog. I’m so grateful that I get to share my story through these posts for the National MS Society! Links to both…

One hundred seventy-eight days. That’s how far we are into 2020. And 178 days ago, I never could’ve imagined where we’d be today. I never could’ve imagined this would be the year I finally return to Ireland with my best friends after 20 years – only to be virtually home-bound for the next several months….

For MS Awareness month, I wrote a post for the National MS Society’s MS Connection Blog about a touchy subject: When do you tell someone about your illness? I have told people – and unexpectedly burst into tears. I have told people – and made things super awkward. I even had my little guy blurt…

There’s a certain excitement with each school year. But there are certain worries as well. For me – and likely many other people with multiple sclerosis – there’s the fear that you won’t have enough energy to participate in all of the school event and activities throughout the year. For my latest piece for the…

My latest post for the National MS Society deals with a topic that sometimes makes people – including myself – uncomfortable: Aging. I recently celebrated my 40th birthday, and while I’d be lying if I said it didn’t come with a bit of an existential crisis, I’ve learned to realize that each day we get…

Let me start by saying that last week I got wonderful news – clear MRI results! It was a huge relief because last time, things didn’t go as well. Six months ago, my MRI results were not clear. It showed new lesions, which means my multiple sclerosis had progressed. It was scary enough, but add…

My latest post for the National MS Society reflects on my five years living with multiple sclerosis. It hasn’t always been easy, but I’m still looking to the future with gratitude and hope. You can read the post on the MS Connection Blog.

My latest column for the National MS Society is up…it’s a personal one, but I’m proud to share it. It’s called “Lessons for My Children,” and among others, one lesson is: laugh when you can (like when you’re goofing around at Storybook Land). You can find it on the MS Connection Blog. Thanks for reading!

Novel aesthetics are all over social media, and I am here for it! I LOVE seeing another author’s vision for their book, and I’m constantly amazed with the beauty and creativity that go into these works of art. Seriously, check out #novelaesthetics and #ThursdayAesthetic on Twitter and Instagram…all I can say is bravo! I have…