The Rocky Mountain MS Center hosted the 2017 Fall Education Summit in Aurora on December 2. We’ve archived the main content of the Summit to share with everyone that wasn’t…
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Since 1978, the patient’s voice has driven the work of the Rocky Mountain MS Center. What do patients need? What do their families need? What is it like for them?…
Michelle King, Director of the RMMSC’s King Adult Day Enrichment Program, presents a webinar exploring issues related to accessibility. Michelle will discuss: accessible transportation options, both local and when traveling (airlines,…
By Nancy Boyd, special contributor to InforMS. In 1999, Nancy Boyd began having problems with vertigo and balance and she lost hearing in one ear. In the process, she had…
The treatment of multiple sclerosis has changed dramatically in the past 25 years. Although we still don’t understand what causes the disease and can’t repair the damage done by it,…
Reese Garcia is 24 years old, grew up in Colorado, and recently graduated with her Master’s degree in public health. She was diagnosed with MS two and a half years ago. Reese experienced her…
We would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to those who attended the Rocky Mountain MS Center Gala on September 16. Our largest annual fundraising event was a tremendous success, and your generous support…
The Rocky Mountain MS Center’s MS Young Professionals Network (MSYPN) is starting to grow! The mission of MSYPN is to provide an opportunity for young professionals to support the work of the Rocky Mountain MS…
If you are 70½ years of age of older, there is some important news that we want to share. As we head into year-end charitable giving season, you may be…
Researchers continue to find strong evidence that gut bacteria could play a role in MS Whether there are potential connections between our intestines and brain health, and what that could…