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Living with Multiple Sclerosis: Strategies and Stories
Living with a chronic illness like Multiple Sclerosis is a bit like being on a rollercoaster that you didn’t exactly sign up for. One day you’re cruising along, feeling pretty good, and the next, bam! Fatigue hits like a ton of bricks, or your legs decide they want to take a break. But hey, life goes on, and so do we. I’ve learned a thing or two about managing this unpredictable journey, and I’m here to share some of those coping tips and stories that might just make your da
Joe Weber
6 days ago4 min read
CAR T-Cell Therapy: What It Is, And Why People With MS Are Paying Attention
CAR T-cell therapy is one of the most talked-about emerging treatments in autoimmune disease — and people with MS are paying attention. Here’s what it is, why it matters, and what the early research really means for us.
Joe Weber
6 days ago5 min read
Transforming Through Personal Challenges: Insights and Growth
Life has a funny way of throwing curveballs when you least expect it. Sometimes, those curveballs come disguised as personal challenges that shake us to our core. If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably faced moments where you felt stuck, overwhelmed, or just plain lost. But here’s the thing - those tough times can actually be the catalyst for some of the most profound growth and transformation. So, grab a cup of coffee (or tea, no judgment here), and let’s chat about how
Joe Weber
Nov 174 min read
Living Through the Longest Government Shutdown in History
We’re in the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, and it’s taking a toll on everyone — emotionally, financially, and physically. For me, it’s personal. Here’s how I’m coping, staying hopeful, and reminding myself that we’re all in this together.
Joe Weber
Nov 102 min read
Living with MS Dizziness: When the Floor Feels Uneven
Dizziness with MS isn’t always spinning — sometimes it feels like the floor itself is off-balance. Here’s what that’s like, how I handle it, and why it’s become part of my “normal.”
Joe Weber
Nov 92 min read
What I’ve Learned Since Being Diagnosed With MS in 2019
What I’ve learned about life, health, and perspective since being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2019—real talk, no gimmicks.
Joe Weber
Nov 84 min read
Discovering Strength Through Personal Health Stories
Living with a chronic illness or caring for someone who does can feel like navigating a maze with no map. Trust me, I’ve been there. Sometimes, the best way to find your footing is by hearing how others have walked similar paths. That’s where personal health stories come in. They’re not just tales of struggle; they’re stories of resilience, hope, and sometimes, downright humor in the face of adversity. Why Personal Health Stories Matter You know that feeling when you’re going
Joe Weber
Nov 44 min read
You Were Just Diagnosed with MS. Now What?
Getting diagnosed with MS can feel overwhelming. Here’s what to expect, where to find support, and how to take your first steps forward with confidence.
Joe Weber
Nov 39 min read
A Journey of Writing, Life, and Ghost
It’s been a while since my last post, but there’s a lot to catch up on. Griff’s first draft is complete, Ghost’s still defying the odds, and my MS has been testing me more than usual. Add in a range day with my FN 509 and Day 23 of the government shutdown, and it’s been quite the month.
Joe Weber
Oct 243 min read
Writing A Novel is Not for the Weak Minded
AI Generated Image: Staring at a blank page, surrounded by ideas but stuck in the grip of writer’s block. I started this year out on a...
Joe Weber
Oct 32 min read
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