I've received some great questions from some of my listeners. And this week, Cherie Binns, an Internationally Certified MS Nurse and the co-chair of the iConquerMS Research committee, is joining me to answer listener questions. She's even going to share some of her tips for living well with MS!      We'll also explain why the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to sports arenas, but not to your doctor's office. We'll tell you about an outdoor adventure organization for young adults with cancer that's just expanded it's no-cost programs to include young adults living with MS. The National MS Society has awarded pilot funding to 20 high-risk novel research projects. We'll tell you about what some of these projects are hoping to achieve. And this week, we'll tell you about the people and organizations that we're especially thankful for.   We have a lot to talk about! Are you ready for RealTalk MS?! ___________

The ADA Extends to Sports Arenas, But Not Your Doctor's Office  2:37

First Descents Extends Its Outdoor Adventure Program to Young Adults Living with MS  7:19

National MS Society Has Awarded Pilot Funding for 20 High-Risk Novel Research Projects  8:38

Have a Question? Send it In!  13:32

Internationally Certified MS Nurse Cherie Binns Answers Your Questions & Shares Some Tips for Living Well with MS   14:24 

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RealTalk MS Episode 65 Hosted By: Jon Strum Guest: Cherie Binns

Tags: MS, MultipleSclerosis, MSActivist, iConquerMS, MSsociety,  RealTalkMS