Fix MS Now

Fix MS Now MS advocate, freelance writer (Healthline and MSAA), former patient advocate speaker. Dog lover! Raising MS awareness one "Like" at a time.

Help spread the word about multiple sclerosis and its effect on daily living. Great source of information, as well as a forum to share with others that have been living with MS. See Sheryl's video interview on Healtline.com:
http://www.healthline.com/health/multiple-sclerosis/advancing-ms/video-sheryl

Hear Sheryl Skutelsky's blog radio interviews on http://www.spotliteradio.com

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Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, often disabling disease that attacks the central nervous system (CNS), which is made up of the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves. The damage caused by multiple sclerosis creates scars, called lesions, that can be seen on the brain, spinal cord and optic nerve. Because the process of developing these lesions is called sclerosis, multiple sclerosis literally means "many scars." Articles posted on this page are carefully researched, but do not always reflect my opinion on MS treatments. My goal is to present the latest MS news and let everyone take discussions in any direction they choose.

How tired are you?
03/12/2026

How tired are you?

Multiple Sclerosis.....
The truth about limited energy 🎗🧡

One of the hardest parts of MS to explain is energy.

Imagine waking up every day with your battery already low while everyone else around you starts the day fully charged.

For many of us living with MS the battery might only be 10% and the difficult part is that everything drains it.
Getting dressed.
Having conversations.
Walking to the car.
Going to the shop.
Being in a busy place.

Things that seem small to others can completely empty the battery.

That's why someone with MS might look fine one moment and suddenly need to stop, sit down, cancel plans or go home.

It's not laziness.
It's not lack of effort.
It's not that we don't care.
It's living in a body where the energy simply runs out faster.

MS fatigue is one of the most common and misunderstood parts of this condition.

So if someone you know is living with MS, just remember they might be doing their absolute best to live life while running on a very limited battery. 🧡

Anyone not feeling this?
03/11/2026

Anyone not feeling this?

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“So if you really want to know how I am: I had to pull s—t out of my own a— earlier today because of my disease. Oh, and I fell.”

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