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Newsletter June
2008
Every voice
matters.
Every story counts.
Hundreds of real stories from
people living with MS, their families and friends.
share your
story
Every hour in the United
States, another person is diagnosed with MS.
more
facts
New
Study Suggests Immune Genes Help Determine Sites of MS Damage and
Symptoms
more
news
Due to a technical error,
you may have mistakenly received a Spokes Report e-newsletter during the
last week of May. We apologize for this inconvenience. |
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Research
News
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$24 Million in New Research
Projects
More than $24 million in new funding
has recently been dedicated to MS research and treatment projects.
This is just half of what the National MS Society hopes to invest
this year. Read
more about the latest in MS
research >> |
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Getting
Results |
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MS Activists Go to
Washington
In early May, thousands of MS activists
visited and contacted their legislators in Washington about the
need to increase federal investment in MS research. Read
more about our
success >> |
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Moving
Forward |
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How Knowledge Is Power
Helps Stephanie Stay in Control of her
MS
Knowledge Is Power program is a free,
at-home educational series for people newly diagnosed with MS and
their families. When Stephanie first learned she had MS, she
thought her life was over. Learn
how this program convinced her otherwise >>
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Get
Involved |
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 Sharon,
Diagnosed in 1996 |
Give Today and Your Gift will
be Doubled
Join Sharon Dodge in making twice the
impact for people living with MS. For a limited time, your gift
will make double the difference!
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