Caring for someone with multiple sclerosis is an act of deep love, patience, and strength. Whether you're a partner, family member, or close friend, your support plays a vital role in the journey of living with MS. But we know—it’s not always easy.
Because MS doesn’t just affect the person diagnosed—it touches everyone who loves them.
Hi everyone! I am a caregiver to my husband who has had MS for 3 years. He is so positive and remains active, thank God. I always do my best to support him and care for him especially when he feels down. Just knowing there is a community of people out there who are in similar situations is comforting. Every day is different but we do our best to stay positive amongst the unknown.
Caregivers are the backbone of support for those living with MS, offering endless compassion and dedication. A heartfelt thank you to all the caregivers who make a difference every day.😁
I am a caregiver for my mom who has MS - she is 65 and needs a wheelchair. I assist with her medication schedules, monitor her symptoms, and attending medical appointments with her. It was definitely an adjustment at first but I am so glad I live close to her.
That is so sweet Samantha. Thanks for sharing! I am going to share with my kids so they will do the same when im older😉.
Marieann - It’s wonderful to hear how supportive and caring you are for your husband. MS can be unpredictable, but having a strong, positive support system like you makes all the difference. It’s inspiring that he stays active and keeps a positive outlook—that mindset is so important. You’re absolutely right that every day is different, but having a community that understands can help make the tough days a little easier. You’re not alone in this journey, and we’re all here to support each other. Sending you both strength and positivity!