YEG MS Ep. 52, "John Hoppin Hot Sauce."

In this episode of the YEG MS podcast I was excited at the opportunity to interview Dr. Gretchen Hawley for the second time! From her website, "I began sharing the success that some of my patients had been seeing from our physical therapy sessions on social media, and was surprised by the number of people with MS who reached out - from DesMoines to Dubai - asking if I would be their physical therapist! That's when I decided to launch this virtual physical therapy program - to broaden my reach, and help as many people as possible learn, not just to manage MS, but to master it."

In this episode new guest host Rick Simon interviews Barb Robb. Barb shares her journey with multiple sclerosis.

In this episode, new co-host Rick and I discuss the impact of Covid 19 on people living with Multiple Sclerosis.

In this episode I speak to Rick Simon who is the author of Living Your Greatness: 9 ways to Overcome Obstacles and Live Your Dreams.

In this episode I am joined by Robin who was given 6 months to live in 2004. She shares her journey and the support of her daughter, RaeAnne.

In this episode I chat with Jessica who is one of the most positive MS Warriors I have chatted with. Incredible person.

In this episode I review Multiple Sclerosis and several diets which have been proposed as helpful for people with MS.

In this episode I had the great pleasure of speaking with Julia from the Blue Mountains in Australia. Julia was recently diagnosed but maintains an extremely high-level of positivity which you can hear in her voice. The former trauma counsellor shares her story and some of her passions- like felting. Despite the huge distance it was a wonderful conversation.

For the 50th episode of the YEG MS Podcast I interview my Mom. We talk about the impact of Multiple Sclerosis on family members, retirement, and how she has helped me cope with my diagnosis. We also drink a bottle of wine on the end of a dock.

For the 50th episode of the YEG MS Podcast I interview my Mom. We talk about the impact of Multiple Sclerosis on family members, retirement, and how she has helped me cope with my diagnosis. We also drink a bottle of wine on the end of a dock.