On Wednesday night, I had the pleasure of interviewing Devon White, hypnotist, consultant, and coach. Devon and I spoke about the emotional aspects of living with a chronic illness, and he addressed many of the issues, concerns, and questions sent in by listeners. It was a comprehensive, inspiring 2-hour call. Here’s an excerpt: white_excerpt...
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As many of you may already know, I had the honor of speaking with Myelin Repair Foundation President Scott Johnson yesterday. We spoke for about 45 minutes about the problems with our current drug development system and how the Myelin Repair Foundation is working to create massive systemic change to bring effective MS drugs...
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Since my interview with Terry Wahls, MD on Wednesday night (Week Three of the MS Voices Interview Series), I’ve been eating lots of kale. How could I not? My mitochondria are hungry, and I haven’t been properly feeding them. Now, every time I eat my kale, I’ve been imagining my mitochondria – those little ...
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This morning I had a great conversation with Terry Wahls, M.D., in preparation for our interview Wednesday, which will be airing live at 9 P.M. EST and is free to attend. (If you haven’t signed up yet, just click on the MS Voices link at the top of this page to do so.) Dr....
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Were you on the call Tuesday night with me and Marc Stecker (AKA The Wheelchair Kamikaze)? We had a huge turnout and lots of really positive feedback! When all was said and done, the interview was 1 hour and 43 minutes and overflowing with tons of info on CCSVI, stem cell treatment, the root...
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If you weren’t able to make it on the live call last Thursday (the first in the MS Voices Interview Series), below is an excerpt from my 1 hr and 27 minute interview with Prof. Jelinek. In the excerpt, he discusses the flaws in the scientific studies which “prove” the effectiveness of the interferon...
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I’m mad as hell. Usually I go easy on doctors, because I truly believe they mean well. But this time, I need to rage. At least for the duration of this post. A member of my extended family was just diagnosed with MS. His sister reached out to me, asking if I could speak...
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