9.2K views · 939 reactions | Join us and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for a virtual event featuring Jessica and I sharing our journey with multiple sclerosis on Thursday, May 20th at 12pm ET. Let’s make this the last chapter of MS! Together, we are stronger. Register for the On The Move Luncheon at OTMDC21.givesmart.com | Clay Walker | Facebook

The National MS Society paved the way for every effective MS treatment available today, including the first therapies for progressive and pediatric MS. We’ve changed what it means to live with MS, but we’re not done yet. With your support, we’ve never been better positioned to change the world, profoundly, for everyone affected by MS. Whether you give, raise funds, volunteer or advocate, your support empowers people affected by MS and their families to move their lives forward. | National Multip

4.5K views · 266 reactions | The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is bringing the world together to cure MS for every single person - as fast as possible. Our research aims to stop MS in its tracks, restore lost function, and end MS forever. We've never been closer, thanks to this community's support. Our campaign for supporting MS research is still ongoing. Visit our page for the pinned post to donate to our fundraiser. | National Multiple Sclerosis Society | Facebook

The exact causes of multiple sclerosis remain unknown, but researchers have identified a combination of risk factors that may increase the likelihood of developing MS. Learn about these factors on Ask an MS Expert from Dr. Jared Bruce, professor and director of psychiatric research at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, and Dr. Amanda Bruce, assistant professor in the Department of Behavioral Pediatrics at KU Medical Center. This program originally aired on January 9, 2025