Living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is more than a diagnosis. In this April to June issue of The New Face of MS, we explore the Mild MS Paradox, World MS Day and global advocacy, and the intersection of menopause and MS. Through real stories and expert insight, we highlight the power of community, connection, and facing the fight together.

Living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS): Meet Lawrence Morello, a Missouri-based SPMS warrior and the founder of MSreset. Diagnosed at just 17, Lawrence has turned his journey with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) into a mission of action and discipline. In this community spotlight, Lawrence shares his practical self-care routines, the importance of early support systems, and how his upcoming app is helping others living with multiple sclerosis reclaim their power. A must-read roadmap for

Living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS): Betsy shares her journey from fear and uncertainty to running a marathon and across the United States, proving that strength, purpose, and possibility still exist after diagnosis.

Living With MS: Vicki shares her journey with MS, from the shock of her diagnosis to regaining mobility, managing daily symptoms, and finding support. Learn how she stays positive, embraces self-care, and inspires others living with MS through her mission Sip, Spills, and Sclerosis.

Living With MS: Regina’s MS journey began at 19. Today, she is the founder of the Mind Brain Foundation and works to raise funds and awareness for Multiple Sclerosis research. Her story highlights resilience, community support, and the determination to help find a cure.

Living With MS: After being dismissed for months, Destiny’s Multiple Sclerosis (MS) journey led to vision loss, a life-changing diagnosis at age 22, and years of resilience. Her story highlights the challenges of living with MS, the power of self-advocacy, and finding strength through motherhood, family support, and perseverance.

In this quarterly newsletter from The New Face of MS, we go beyond the diagnosis to explore the invisible realities of life with MS — from caregiver love to shifting relationships, emotional labor, and the strength found in community. Our stories highlight resilience and connection, inviting readers to walk this journey together.

In this edition, we embrace gratitude, purpose, and community. Discover how to thrive through change, reflect on the power of thankfulness, and join us as we spread cheer through our Tree of Hope holiday drawing. Every act of kindness helps light the way for someone in need.