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Spread the word about MSCGW, Dr. Crayton has been working hard on her new website. There are some new features that have been added to help you with your Multiple Sclerosis information. On each post you will see a group of buttons like the one listed below. This will allow you to save important information to your Facebook, LinkedIn, or other social media sites. This will also help other suffering from MS to have a place where they can get updated information about Multiple Sclerosis treatment options, Newly Approved Drugs, and just simple MS motivational information.

MS Drug Given to First US Patients. Congrats to my friend and colleague Dr. Chris LaGanke for being the first to infuse Lemtrada!

Newly approved multiple sclerosis drug given to first U.S. patients today in Cullman

Our Voice In Song – A Campaign To Raise Awareness About Relapsing MS. An inspiring story from David Osmond and a catchy tune to download!

Music artist, singer and songwriter David Osmond was diagnosed with relapsing multiple sclerosis (MS) at the age of 26. Since that time, David has become a vocal advocate for the MS community, sharing his experiences and his music, to help raise awareness of this condition. Read David’s story.

MSCGW Christmas Cheer…It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the MSCGW! Come spend a little Time with the Multiple Sclerosis Center of Greater Washington and help us continue to spread the Christmas Cheer.

Great News Facing Multiple Sclerosis Patients. Late yesterday the FDA approved Lemtrada for the treatment of MS! We have yet another option for patients in the fight against MS! Read more at http://www.genzyme.com/

Questions toward Multiple Sclerosis treatment including Webcast. Join in on a interactive Q& A session on “Everything You Wanted to Know about MS, BUT FORGOT to Ask”. This free webcast will have all your questions about Multiple Sclerosis addressed by a professional panel ranging from neurologists to a disability attorney. You can submit questions ahead of time or during the presentation! This program will be held on Saturday, November 22 at 11:15 am.
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Water Exercise Ideas concerning MS Patients. Exercise can help ease the symptoms of multiple sclerosis, but it’s important to take certain precautions if you want your exercise program to be successful. The most important thing to remember is to not overdo it. You may have heard the sayings “no pain, no gain” or “feel the burn,” but those approaches are not helpful for people with MS. If you overdo it, you can end up straining an already taxed muscular system, increasing pain and causing your body and mind to become overstressed, overworked, and overtired.

Water Exercise Ideas