Sanam Saeedi, neurological movement and fatigue coach, shares how MS changed her relationship with movement, walking and energy. She explains why pacing, tracking and body trust can help people with MS manage fatigue more sustainably.
What happens when a teacher, police officer, and MS advocate combine resilience, compassion, and leadership? In this inspiring episode, Hjördís Ýrr Skúladóttir from Iceland shares her perspective on unseen MS symptoms, patient advocacy, and the importance of staying connected and hopeful while living with multiple sclerosis.
Diagnosed with MS at 22, Patti Bevilacqua had to rethink her entire life path. Today, she helps others find purpose and meaning beyond diagnosis. A powerful conversation about identity, resilience, and mindset.
Paola Escamilla Greenham shares how living with multiple sclerosis reshaped her life, priorities, and purpose. In this episode, we talk about joy, patient advocacy, lived experience in healthcare, and why listening to your body matters.
A powerful conversation with wheelchair athlete and clinical research expert Kristen Paskins, who shares how traveling alone to Madrid helped her rebuild independence and confidence after sudden mobility loss. She talks openly about accessibility barriers, airport challenges, advocacy through Rights on Flights, and how disability sport transformed her life.
In this episode, Rev. Kipchirchir Kigen offers a powerful perspective on MS in Kenya. He discusses long diagnostic paths, financial and structural barriers, and the essential role of communities, churches and global partnerships. His message of acceptance, courage and hope resonates far beyond Africa.
Belgian midwife and patient expert Joke Soetaert shares how a 2019 MS diagnosis became a new beginning. From research participation to empowering young people and speaking at major conferences, she shows how mindset, prevention, and teamwork can change the journey.
In this interview, Robert Joyce talks about living with MS abroad. He shares his move from Ireland to Spain, differences in healthcare, and how climate affects his health. We also explore his blog A 30 Minute Life and why patient involvement makes research stronger.
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