Wheelchair Kamikaze

I had the pleasure this week of a visit from an old and dear friend, who's been living in Beijing for the last year. Way back in the Cre...

Research Association of Laozi Taoist Culture (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Getting MS was never on anybody's agenda. None of us ever...

Multiple Sclerosis strikes each of its victims differently. Some patients suffer from cognitive difficulties, others from muscle weakness an...

Image via Wikipedia There are an incredible (and overwhelming) amount of blogs out there on the Internet. Their quality varies from absolute...

Image by jcoterhals via Flickr You see it portrayed in movies and on TV sitcoms all the time. Most men are jerks, insensitive clods who car...

Jim Carroll via last.fm Jim Carroll, poet/ex-junkie/basketball player/punk rock icon, died last Friday of a heart attack at age 60. I...

Unless you read it here, of course... As somebody who keeps a close eye on MS related news, literally each and every day I come across news ...

Image via Wikipedia This just in: a groundbreaking research study has found that "multiple sclerosis (MS) delivers a massive blow to y...

Image via Wikipedia At its heart, MS is a thieving son of a bitch, a stone cold felon that pilfers from its victims with complete contempt ...

Image via Wikipedia Since my last entry updated a post I made several months ago, I figured I'd keep the trend going by updating yet ano...

Image via Wikipedia A few months ago, I published a post about a radical new theory regarding Multiple Sclerosis, called the "Cerebrosp...

Receiving a diagnosis of MS, or any serious illness, is a reality shattering event. Despite the initial wave of fear, confusion, and conste...

Image via Wikipedia Many people have asked me for information about wheelchairs, figuring that since I call myself the Wheelchair Kamikaze, ...

Image by melolou via Flickr MS has wrought an almost incalculable number of extreme changes on my life. Physically, the changes are obviou...

Primary Progressive MS (PPMS) is an often poorly understood disease, even by those suffering from it. PPMS afflicts only about 10 to 15% of...

Image via Wikipedia For the last few days, I've been pondering a thought exercise that recently popped into my mind. Imagine, for a mom...