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Help Us Get a Snap Shot of Your Experience!
Do you have a story to tell?
Share your experiences from Bike or Walk MS 2008.
Please share your story! Your story could inspire others while helping to get the word out about MS.
The Society thanks you for investing your energy in helping the 21,000 Oklahomans affected by MS.
If you have any questions, please contact Brandi Davidson at brandi.davidson@oke.nmss.org or call 918-488-0882, x 13.
We Hope To Hear From You!
Your MS Family at the Oklahoma Chapter
Bike MS Oklahoma STORY Form
Walk MS Oklahoma STORY Form
YAMS: Battle of the Bands
Keyless Entry - Winner
The New Subversions - 1st RUNNER UP
MS Car Tags are Available!
If you have already applied for the new Oklahoma MS Car Tag, watch your mailbox! They are being mailed out this week.
If you have not applied for your Oklahoma MS car tag, Click here for an application!
Looking for the mark you created on the
Join the Movement site? It's still there, just visit
themsmovement.org
Click the Logo above to View the Oklahoma 2008 Summer edition
[PDF format;free Adobe download available]
Welcome to the Oklahoma Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS) website.
Our website provides information about:
- Local programs and services
- Multiple sclerosis
- Current research and treatments
- Current events and activities
- Fundraising and volunteer opportunities throughout our Chapter service area.
Thank you for your interest. Please contact us if you need additional information.
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00a - 5:00p
Oklahoma Chapter
4606 East 67th Street, Ste 103
Tulsa, OK 74136
918-488-0882
or 1-800-FIGHTMS [800-344-4867]
New OKC Branch Office:
6051 N Brookline, Ste 121
Oklahoma City, OK 73112
405-488-1300 |
Need help with financial planning? Check out this new pro bono service for NMSS members! 
Scientific evidence shows that these therapies have the ability to decrease the number of attacks a person with relapsing MS would expect to have over time. As a result, these medications are thought to slow down the development of MS disability. 
