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Connie

New York

Hi, my name is Connie. I live in upstate New York with my 16-year-old son, wonderful boyfriend, 2 dogs, and a cat. Most of the time, I’m busy at work as the director of several residential facilities supporting people with developmental disabilities. I volunteer with local fire departments as an EMT and Community Educator. When I do have free time, I like to spend it gardening and cooking with the vegetables I grow in my garden. I also enjoy watching my son play sports.

Educate yourself. Advocate for yourself. And above all, stay positive."

Connie Living with Relapsing MS since 1996

Over the past 20 years, I’ve learned a lot about living with relapsing multiple sclerosis (RMS). I’ve had emotional highs and lows, but I’ve also come to understand the power of staying positive. It’s all about your attitude. Now that I’ve found ways to more successfully manage RMS, I’m ready for a new challenge. I’m excited to be blogging for Live & Learn MS, a place where I can tell my story, help others with their experiences, and maybe even make them laugh.

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Talk with your doctor about the differences between relapsing MS symptoms and signs of aging. 25
Mar

  • Kim Nurse Kim Asks

  • Have you ever thought a relapsing MS symptom was just part of aging? Have you attributed signs of aging to relapsing MS?
Conniesays Pamsays
Taking steps to decrease relapsing MS disease activity and stay healthy. 11
Mar

  • Kim Nurse Kim Asks

  • What steps have you taken to minimize disease activity and stay healthy?
Stewartsays Conniesays
Take some time to consider your relapsing MS goals for the coming year. 11
Feb

  • Catherine Nurse Catherine Asks

  • How are your New Year's resolutions going, particularly when it comes to MS care? Is it time for a checkup?
Pamsays Conniesays
Facing challenges during the holiday season while living with relapsing multiple sclerosis. 28
Jan

  • Catherine Nurse Catherine Asks

  • What challenges do you face during the holidays and how do you overcome them?
Conniesays Stewartsays
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