This section lists personal websites. These websites feature information about the webmaster's personal story of Multiple Sclerosis. Most of the webmasters are MSers. Some are caregivers (carers) to someone with Multiple Sclerosis. Some are doctors specializing in Multiple Sclerosis. Most sites also include some links to other Multiple Sclerosis resources. Many also include other additional information (e.g., motivational and inspirational stories, aphorisms related to Multiple Sclerosis, Multiple Sclerosis graphics, etc.)
Also check the general links page. Some of the larger personal pages are listed there.
Anne Cowles, Violinist:
This website centers on Anne's musical endeavors, but touches on her struggle with MS as well. Anne finds that her love for music inspires her adapt to the challenges created by the illness - for example, letting go of some complicated live solo work and joining bands, recording CD's. "It's a constant process of struggling, letting go, grieving, allowing new ideas to emerge, and allowing my passion for those ideas to overtake me and keep me going."
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Betty's House - Life After MS:
Betty Iams tells her own story, and tells of the holistic management program she developed to address her MS.
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Bugs,
Bikes and Brains:
A blog by Shauna MacKinnon ... Diagnosed with MS in Jan.1998; On
Avonex since Sep.1999;. Couch potato until Mar.2006; . Took up bicycling...wheeeeee!
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Butler's Haven:
Recently updated with information about the move to California.
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Caneman2:
Multiple Sclerosis, Cajuns and canes.
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Eva Marsh:
Eva, who first experienced the symptoms at the age of 8, is the author of Black Patent Shoes - Dancing With MS a metaphor for the steps in self healing and recovery. She also speaks on this topic.
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Homer's
MS Blog:
Homer is from Greece and has been suffering from MS for 10 years. Now, after
many adventures he is almost symptom free. His blog also links to his site.
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Inspiration for Peace and Strength:
David Leonardo's site features inspirational thoughts and stories to give hope and determination to the hurting. Includes information on his new book.
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Karen G. Stone: Awakening to Disability:
In her book, Awakening to Disability, Karen (a disability activist with the Albuquerque Journal) tells a very human story about breaking barriers.
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KnowMS.com:
A place to reach out. A place to share. A place to know. An online community of people with multiple sclerosis dedicated to sharing personal stories and experiences.
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MSC2C
Cycle Project:
Ralph Allison's site promoting a bike ride. Three young people, one of whom
suffers from Multiple Sclerosis (MS) will attempt to cycle 140 miles, between Whitehaven and Sunderland, in three days. The site includes a running total of the pledges.
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MS Web People:
A personal site and excellent MS web forum by Peter Anderson. It also uses some of the most interesting presentation techniques of any I've encountered.
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Peter Anderson's Ride Through China:
This is Peter's page, about his effort to ride through China with
the MS Society of Victoria. The difference is that unlike the others on a bicycle, Peter will be in a wheelchair. Peter is attempting to raise the funds. Check out his site. The navigation requires a bit of "exploration" and JavaScript must be enabled.
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Multiple Sclerosis Links
and Resources:
A boatload of links. Wazillions of links. And a few more. But . . . even though there are many links here, these are not all the links. Be sure to check the other sections for the specialty
links.
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Local and Non-US Organizations:
Includes state by state listings of local organizations, including the chapters of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
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General Medical Sites and Other Resources:
Not specifically related to Multiple Sclerosis, but offering general medical information. Many feature search engines to locate Multiple Sclerosis
information or Multiple Sclerosis sections within their site.
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Personal Stories:
Personal websites featuring the webmaster's personal experience with Multiple Sclerosis. Most also include some links to other Multiple Sclerosis resources.
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Books:
Books about Multiple Sclerosis (like you really needed that description).
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A Measure of Time - My Life With MS:
This book by Lauren Singer is available directly from the author. This page on my site provides a tiny amount of publicity for this book. By the way, her dog is named Fred Huggins.
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If You Would Like to Link to My Multiple Sclerosis Pages
Many webmasters only want people to link to the "primary" page of a website.
I have a different view.
Because of the importance of Multiple Sclerosis to me I actually encourage
other Multiple Sclerosis sites to link directly to my Multiple Sclerosis pages.
Click here to find out
my special requests for linking to my Multiple Sclerosis pages.
Awards
The following awards were awarded specifically for the
James S. Huggins' Refrigerator Door: Multiple Sclerosis Pages.
[NB: The above links point to an archive previous page. hosted by the
Internet Archive Wayback Machine.
The assets of Medinex were sold in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy sale in March 2003.
The site is no longer functional.]
Disclaimer:
I am not a licensed or trained health care provider. I'm just a guy who
cares (bunches) about Multiple Sclerosis and who spends (too much) time on the
net. I provide the medical information on this website for educational and
informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for a health care provider's
care and consultation. Please consult your health care provider about any
opinions or recommendations with respect to your own symptoms and conditions.
Any treatment or nutritional product mentioned on this site is not intended or
claimed to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Please
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