Wabi-Sabi: A Key to Life With Multiple Sclerosis

Living With Multiple Sclerosis Today's Newsletter  |  January 17, 2015

Today's Top Story Wabi-Sabi: A Key to Life With Multiple Sclerosis Wabi-sabi is the Japanese soulful idea of embracing the imperfect. The wabi-sabi way of thinking can be applied to living with MS and accepting the imperfections that have been brought on from the disease. Check out Trevis Gleason's post.  » Featured Article Miss Kentucky Draws Motivation From MS Diagnosis Ramsey Carpenter was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting MS at age 20. But she was determined to keep things normal and competed in the Miss Kentucky pageant. She won the pageant and was crowned in July 2014. Find out how Carpenter copes with MS.  » Today's Recipe Pear Risotto With Prosciutto and Fried Sage Leaves This creamy risotto goes well with any roast meat or poultry. Get the recipe.  » Ask the Expert Why Did MS Return With Antidepressant Withdrawal? I have been on Effexor XR for several years and decided to wean off with my doctor's approval. The withdrawal has created MS symptoms that I have not had for 30 years. See Dr. Lathi's answer  » Everyday Health Apps Download Our Apps for iPhone and iPad Today! Your health is in your hands - literally! Our Everyday Health app is filled with breaking health news, condition facts, and expert tips to help make getting healthy easier than ever. Get the app now! » Everyday Solutions 12 Ways to Improve Memory With MS While memory problems are common with MS, there are steps you can take to improve and protect your cognitive abilities. Start with these strategies. Connect with Everyday Health