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Mary M. Chapman

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Travel, victuals, films, books, Belgian brew, sports, good music. Writer New York Times, Chicago Tribune ... usual suspects. Lotsa car stuff. Eclectic RTs.
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How to lead discussions about your MS treatment goals

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By Mary M. Chapman Verified
| Multiple Sclerosis News Today Verified
Print Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a complex disorder with symptoms that can vary widely, ranging from movement difficulties, pain, and fatigue to vision issues, mood disturbances, and bowel and bladder problems. Although such symptoms can affect daily functioning and overall quality of life, a variety of treatments — including medications and complementary strategies — can help manage these challenges.
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Handcycle powers MS woman's journey toward self-discovery

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By Mary M. Chapman Verified
| Multiple Sclerosis News Today Verified
For many years after being diagnosed in 1992 with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (MS), Carolyn Cannistraro didn’t want to think about having MS, let alone tell others about her condition. But now Cannistraro is aiming to complete three races across New York City within 60 days using a handcycle. She is hoping her quest will encourage others with MS to embrace their journey by living full “unleashed” lives.
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Grappling with the challenges of travel by air, made worse by MS

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By Leigh Nelson, Ed Tobias, Mary M. Chapman Verified
| Multiple Sclerosis News Today Verified
I flew to Detroit for work this month, then on to Phoenix to see my parents, and then back home to Kansas City, Missouri. But traveling by airplane has gotten more complicated for me because of my multiple sclerosis (MS). I don’t need assistive devices, so I know my situation could be significantly more difficult, and for that, I’m thankful. In light of those complications, though, I’ve changed my preparation and in-flight activities to make the experience more manageable.
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