MS is a part of who you are, but it doesn't define you.


We understand that being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis was not part of your life plan – but having MS doesn't have to stop you from living life on your terms.

Whether you were recently diagnosed or are processing a shift in your disease progression, you came to the right place. With you in mind, we created Now What? Resources to Keep You Moving Forward with MS. It's your introduction to the top resources and information from the National MS Society – news you can use to keep moving forward.

There's even more to discover on our website. This guide, however, offers the latest and most relevant information about MS.

Let's move forward together. Start here.

Whether you were recently diagnosed or are processing a shift in your disease progression, you came to the right place. With you in mind, we created Now What? Resources to Keep You Moving Forward with MS. It's your introduction to the top resources and information from the National MS Society – news you can use to keep moving forward.

There's even more to discover on our website. This guide, however, offers the latest and most relevant information about MS.

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Get the information you need to live your best life.

  • Understand the Symptoms:
    No two people experience MS in exactly the same way. Find out how to identify and manage your unique symptoms.
  • Connect with Comprehensive Care:
    Treating MS takes a team of professionals. Connect with healthcare professionals and other community resources.
  • Live Well:
    Discover how a thoughtful diet, regular exercise, and other wellness initiatives will help you take control of your MS.
  • Join the Community:
    Together, we're stronger. Become part of the MS movement that is relentlessly pursuing a cure.

The National MS Society keeps lives moving forward.

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For me, the National MS Society is safety; it's constancy; it's friendship and support.

The National MS Society is knowing that somebody always has your back. They're not going away.

Rachel, diagnosed in 1993
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Rachel, diagnosed in 1993

Ready to move forward? Start here.

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