They’ve made tremendous improvements in the treatment of MS but it effects

People differently. My dad wasn’t diagnosed with MS until he was 50 & they originally thought he’d die from something else before MS would kill him but unfortunately his MS became progressive & he went steadily downhill. He passed at 57. That was in 1993 though & the treatments have gotten much better since than.

I wish her all the best.

In response to this post by Old Line Hokie

Posted: 09/04/2021 at 2:34PM

Softball with a VERY special commitment today -- VTChip 09/02/2021 12:26PM

Dang allergies! -- Hockeydad 09/04/2021 12:02PM

Whew. Had to fight back tears reading that ** -- HokieR 09/03/2021 09:24AM

Wow, that is GREAT story Chip -- gelded turkey 09/02/2021 4:43PM

Sounds like a great kid ** -- Razor4VT 09/02/2021 4:35PM

God bless her. MS isn't a death sentence... -- Old Line Hokie 09/02/2021 2:15PM

They’ve made tremendous improvements in the treatment of MS but it effects -- Hoakie82 09/04/2021 2:34PM

I think it's in remission and she's been Poppin' It!!! -- VTChip 09/02/2021 2:25PM

That’s the goal. Keep it in remission. They haven’t found a cure for it -- Hoakie82 09/04/2021 2:38PM

They’ve made tremendous improvements in the treatment of MS but it effects

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