HeyJaredA Couple Takes on MS
We are literally—and figuratively—A Couple Takes on MS.We’re Dan and Jennifer Digmann, a married couple both living with Multiple Sclerosis, Dan with RRMS and Jennifer with SPMS.
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Episode 106 – Taking on sex, drugs, and rock & roll (opens the original)
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“Those moments are teachable, not only for others but for ourselves.” Sex. Drugs. Rock and roll. Yep, we're going there. Well, sort of. In this episode of A Couple Takes on MS, we're talking about three recent experiences that reminded us how living with Multiple Sclerosis can turn everyday moments into opportunities to advocate, adapt, learn, and sometimes laugh. Join us as we take on: Sex, disability, and assumptions — Why the way healthcare providers ask personal questions matters, and how on
Encore Presentation: Episode 80 – Taking on talking to children about disabilities (opens the original)
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Editor's note: As students prepare to head back to school, we’re excited to revisit one of our favorite conversations. Children are naturally curious, and the way we answer their questions about disability can shape a lifetime of understanding, kindness, and inclusion. This episode was originally released on July 15, 2024, during Disability Pride Month, but its message about talking to children about disabilities feels especially meaningful as a new school year begins. We hope you'll join us for
Episode 105 – Am I getting older or is it just MS? (opens the original)
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"We have to stay on top of it. There isn't a golden year where MS suddenly decides to be kind to us." Growing older is something we all experience. But when you live with Multiple Sclerosis, aging often raises a different question: Which changes are simply part of getting older, and which are caused by MS? In this episode, we reflect on a recent MS Views and News webinar featuring Dr. Aaron Boster—MS and Aging—that challenged us to think differently about aging with MS. We discuss disease-modify
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