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Welcome to the Inland Northwest Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society

Click here to register for Walk MS 2009!

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Save The Date!

On Tuesday, November 18 join young adults living with MS nationwide for Real Talk. Real Answers. Living with MS in your 20's and 30s.
November 18th, 5:00pm at http://www.realtalkrealanswers.com/

Our Mission

The National MS Society is committed to building a movement by and for people with MS that will move us closer to a world free of this disease.  We do this through the extensive research we support to find the cause, cure and improved treatments of the disease; the comprehensive services we provide to people with MS and their families; the professional education programs we offer to assist health care providers to better serve their MS patients; and through the advocacy work wer further on state and federal levels to encourage public policies supportive of the needs of people with multiple sclerosis.  This is why we at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society are here. Our activities are made possible through private donations, grants, sponsorships and fundraising campaigns such as the MS Walk and OctoBREWfest Auction.

People with MS and family members who are registered with our office receive our quarterly newsletter MS Connection, mailings about programs, events and volunteer opportunities.

Spread the Word!

Studies show that early and ongoing treatment with an FDA-approved therapy can reduce future disease activity and improve quality of life for many people with multiple sclerosis.  National MS Society medical advisors recommend that people with MS talk with their health care professional about using one of these medications, and about strategies and effective treatments to manage symptoms.  If you or someone you know has MS, please contact the Society today nationalmssociety.org or (1-800-344-4867) to learn about ways to help manage multiple sclerosis and about current research that may one day reveal a cure.


 



 

Relationship Matters

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Having a healthy relationship is hard work even in the best of times. MS can make it even harder. The Relationship Matters program exists to help couples minimize the impact of MS on their lives.

Learn how to:

Improve communication and problem solving skills. 

Have greater fulfillment in your relationship.

Manage MS as a team, and help your relationship thrive.

When you know hw to take charge as a couple, MS doesn’t have to rule your relationship.

Through a series of interactive classes, the Relationship Matters program helps couples learn and apply skills to deal with common relationship challenges:

Learn more about this program.

Why You Should Get On and Stay On MS Drug Therapy

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hScientific 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. Learn More

Important News

Read the latest about multiple sclerosis: news on promising treatments, legislation affecting the lives of people with MS, updates on the Society and its functions, and people living with MS. Important news!

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The National MS Society's Internet Program. For more details.

Support the Fight Against MS

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CFC code number:11409.    A great way to support the MS cause!  Find out more!
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