if you know someone with MS, this is pretty extraordinary

[jgeorge322]

will even give a georgetown grad props. hope he makes it because MS is a nasty and unrelenting disease.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...s-wright-become-first-nba-171738806--nba.html

 

[Orangezoo]

will even give a georgetown grad props. hope he makes it because MS is a nasty and unrelenting disease.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-ball-dont-lie/mavericks-sign-pg-chris-wright-become-first-nba-171738806--nba.html[/quote]

Interesting - My aunt has battled with MS since her early 20's and now at the age of 59 and for the past 4 years can barely move anything below her chest and is very weak. Never heard of being in remission. Interestingly enough being an athlete is really the only hope to fight it longer as the constant movement and keeping the muscles strong helps to fight the disease.

Anyway way you look at it, its an awful disease and one that can completely alter ones life at a very young age. Good to see someone fighting through successfully

 

[orange79]

We have a poster here who suffers from this horrible disease. He can speak for himself if he wants to.