Everyday People

People sharing their stories of what it's like living with MS.

 

08/09/2010 A handy invention created for people with MS

The Caneton. A cane with a uniquely designed hinge is helping people with MS regain their independence. Aline and her husband Lucien have a harmonious marriage and relationship. Over a ...

08/09/2010 World of Adventure

MS led Michelle Walsh to a world of adventure. When Michelle Walsh was first diagnosed with MS, she was barely 18. Raised on a farm in central Alberta, she was an energetic, athletic teenager who ...

08/09/2010 The choice is yours

The choice is yours. When Derek met Maria, it was love at first sight. As she greeted him at the door, warm, vibrant and exotically beautiful, he knew he’d met the woman he was going to ...

08/09/2010 Just another hurdle

Just another hurdle. It came as a shock to be diagnosed with MS at just fifteen years old, but Charlotte Crombeen couldn't let it get to her – especially as one of Canada's top five track ...

08/09/2010 27 years with MS and still fighting

27 years with MS and still fighting. Toosje (Toe-shaw) Wright is a thirty-four year old woman who has been living with multiple sclerosis (MS) for twenty-seven years. Through the ages of seven to ...

08/09/2010 A strong spirit moving forward

A strong spirit moving forward. Denise Brownlie is living a beautiful existence. Like a Van Gogh painting, her life has been mixed with sadness and hopelessness—and awareness and ...

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