About Us
We are teachers, bus drivers, lawyers, truckers, doctors, students, politicians, and other every-day people. We are historically impacted by this disease mostly in our career and family-building years but in our youth and childhood as well in recent decades.

Three quarters of us are women, one quarter men and all of us experience this illness in our own unique ways. No two case of multiple sclerosis are identical. The visible and invisible symptoms of MS vary from person to person.

Canada has the highest rate of MS in the world. A wide range of MS symptoms include the  following: fatigue, cognitive impairment, mobility issues, visual and speech Issues, and emotional distress.

Managing MS is an ongoing process beginning with the very first symptoms and continuing throughout the course of the disease. It’s never too soon or too late to think about how to access quality, comprehensive, interdisciplinary care.

Knowing what to look for, where to find it, and how to work effectively with your doctor and other health care professionals is essential to your health, wellness and quality of life. We do our best to support the physical and emotional effects of MS.

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