A well done infographic video about how MS impacts us all. Enjoy!
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Link to Main Article: Nancy Davis Foundation The largest genetic study of Multiple Sclerosis has revealed 29 new genetic variants associated with MS, and confirmed 23 others previously associated with the disease, verifying a major role for the immune system in the development of MS. It is the largest-ever study into the disease, involving 250 …
Toni L. Sandys/WASHINGTON POST – “It can mess up what you can do or how you go about what you do, but she doesn’t let it mess up who she is,” Ryan Zimmerman said of his mother, Cheryl, and her battle with multiple sclerosis. By Adam Kilgore, Published: June 29 Main article taken from washingtonpost.com: http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/ryan-zimmerman-holds-event-at-nationals-park-in-fight-against-multiple-sclerosis/2011/06/29/AGyp5IrH_story.html …
Article By Bill Ladson / MLB.com | 06/30/11 11:51 PM ET Main article taken from mlb.com: http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20110701&content_id=21237570&c_id=was&partnerId=rss_was WASHINGTON — The second annual “A Night at the Park” was held Thursday night at Nationals Park. The event was hosted by Nationals third baseman Ryan Zimmerman. The event helped raise money to find a treatment and cure …
Lindsay Murphy lindsay.murphy@foxtv.com VIDEO STORY BY LINDSAY MURPHY/myfoxdc Nationals Ryan Zimmerman Hosts Event at Nationals Park For Multiple Sclerosis Research: MyFoxDC.com WASHINGTON – The Nationals were off on Thursday, but they return home Friday for the start of an 11-game homestand. But there was some action at Nationals Park and it was a home run …
The Zimmerman family (Cheryl, Keith, Ryan and Shawn) would like to tell you how their lives have been affected by Multiple Sclerosis (MS) over the past 24 years.
Cheryl’s perspective:
The year is 1985 before the symptoms of MS began. I was leading what most would consider a normal life for a newly married, young, working mother. A typical day for me included: getting up, taking a shower, dressing, brushing my teeth, getting a one-year old ready, fixing and eating breakfast, driving to day care and then on to a full day with my first grade class.
A year later in 1986 my body started to change. It started with a tingling in the little finger on my left hand. This tingling eventually progressed to the entire left side of my body. During this year I went to many doctors and had numerous tests preformed. The tingling would at times get worse or go away completely. The doctors and my family were baffled!