In this episode, Justice talks about how important it is to plan out your day-to-day routine when dealing with MS. But also bearing in mind and understanding that those plans could change at any moment. Justice also shares insight on traveling and the importance of location scouting to ensure that your destination is MS friendly. He also taps into his prior experience as a chef and touches on how to implement meal planning in your daily routine.
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In this episode, Justice talks about parenting with MS. This is a must-listen-to episode as Justice explains the ups and downs of being a father to 3 young adults while dealing with MS. Everything from explaining that MS is not a death sentence to showing them, by example, how to adjust when life throws you unexpected challenges. Justice uses his MS to motivate and inspire his children. In this episode he also touches on how to approach that difficult (but very necessary) question every parent with MS should ask their children, "Are you embarrassed of me?"
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In this episode, Justice opens up and discusses some of his deepest fears and how those have played out during his battle with MS. The first 3-4 years after his diagnosis, Justice was either at home or, if he did venture out, he was always with someone. Justice recalls the first time his family went out of town for the holidays and he chose to stay at home alone. He ensured them that he would be fine on his own and was even excited about the prospect of finally being completely independent. But do you remember when you were a teenager and you had been begging to stay at home alone and the moment you were allowed to do so, the first noise or bump you heard nearly scared you to death?!?! That's how Justice felt being home alone for the first time in 4 years. "From the fear of what would happen if I fell to the fear of not being able to defend my self if an intruder broke into the house, I was terrified. As an GROWN MAN, these were all of the thoughts (and so many more) that I struggled with the first time I was left home alone."

In this episode, Justice talks about dealing with the mood swings that occur very often with MS. It can be very difficult for you (as well as your caregivers) to deal with the roller coaster of emotions that comes along with having MS. Justice shares his techniques for surviving mood swings and ways in which you can communicate with your caregivers as well as family and friends to help them gain a better understanding and also be able to recognize these changes as they come and go.

In this episode Justice takes you on a journey as he recalls when he began to lose the ability to drive as a result of the effects of multiple sclerosis. Justice shares a story in which he actually tried to sneak away and take a 'joy ride' in his truck despite not being able to life his right foot! Justice speaks on how it felt to lose the ability to do something as simple as taking his daughter to and from school. After quite some time passed (5 years to be exact) without driving, a fellow gym goer asked Justice why he wasn't driving. This conversation led Justice to be introduced to portable hand controls which eventually changed his life with MS.

In this episode Justice talks about finding your way in life and beating the odds. This is MUST listen to episode as Justice shares his knowledge and wisdom on dealing with the ups and downs of life. He gives advice on how to push through the bad times with positive thinking and ways to actively confront problems that are keeping you from being the person you were sent here to be. As Justice always says "For things to get Better, You have to get Better"

In this episode Justice speaks on the importance of maintaining your self image when battling a chronic illness. It is so easy to 'lose yourself' (especially when you throw in requiring the use of a mobility assistance device). You can, honestly, sometimes feel a little ugly on the outside. Using a wheelchair actually made me forget how tall I was at one time until I regained the ability to stand. Never let anyone make you feel anything other than beautiful. "You Can Be Beautiful"

In this episode, Justice talks about the importance of educating yourself on a day to day basis. In less than an hour a day you can watch a How To video, surf the internet to answer a question you've been curious about, read a book by someone who has inspired or motivated you to learn something new, etc... Learning is an endless endeavor. Remember "You Must Learn More to Earn More"

In this episode, Justice discusses ways to live a productive life with MS. He describes how to find enjoyment and laughter in things that, before MS, you may have been too busy to even notice. Living with MS can and will be challenging but with the right mindset and support you can absolutely have a great life with MS. You can travel, you can be a thrill seeker. There are so many new things that this new world, after MS, has to offer you. "Let's Go"

In this episode, Justice takes a deep look into how you can begin to learn to ask for help after being diagnosed with MS. This can be especially difficult when you have always been highly independent and asking for help was seen as a sign of weakness. Not knowing how to ask for help when facing a disease like MS can be detrimental.