What if the cure for isolation isn’t a fact sheet but a voice that sounds like yours? Colleen opens up about why she created a space where people with multiple sclerosis can hear themselves reflected back—without any pressure to be anything other than themselves. If you’ve been waiting for the “right time” to speak, consider this your nudge. You don’t need polish or perfect words; you only need your own experience. By sharing, you might give someone the relief of feeling understood on a hard ...
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What if the cure for isolation isn’t a fact sheet but a voice that sounds like yours? Colleen opens up about why she created a space where people with multiple sclerosis can hear themselves reflected back—without any pressure to be anything other than themselves. If you’ve been waiting for the “right time” to speak, consider this your nudge. You don’t need polish or perfect words; you only need your own experience. By sharing, you might give someone the relief of feeling understood on a hard ...
Ever wonder about the person behind the microphone? We all have different chapters in our life story, one leads to another. Living with MS adds an extra layer that can shape how those chapters unfold - sometimes unexpectedly, sometimes giving rise to an unknown strength. In this special and personal Behind the Mic episode, Colleen shares more of her story, offering listeners a chance to hear more of her MS journey, plus gives some insight into how the podcast came to be. If you’ve found ...
MSMS: The Many Stories of Multiple Sclerosis
What if the cure for isolation isn’t a fact sheet but a voice that sounds like yours? Colleen opens up about why she created a space where people with multiple sclerosis can hear themselves reflected back—without any pressure to be anything other than themselves. If you’ve been waiting for the “right time” to speak, consider this your nudge. You don’t need polish or perfect words; you only need your own experience. By sharing, you might give someone the relief of feeling understood on a hard ...
