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No
one knows exactly what causes Multiple Sclerosis,
or why it’s so prevalent in our part of
the world. But if
you or someone you love has MS, help is here.
We’re the
Greater Washington Chapter of the National MS
Society.
Together, we can fight MS – and win. |
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While
the Northwest has an especially high incidence
of MS, we’re not alone. Other population
centers in
Northern latitudes have higher than expected
rates
as well. Learn more about what we know, and what’s
being done to learn more. click
here. |
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MS
is a chronic, unpredictable neurological disease
which is not contagious, not directly inherited,
and at
least for now, not curable. However, the majority
of
people living with MS do not become severely
disabled.
To learn more, click
here. |
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Today
there are a variety of strategies which can modify
the course of an individual’s disease,
manage symptoms,
improve function and more. Click
here to learn about
treatment options that are working for thousands
of
people living with MS. |
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The
National MS Society provides funding for research,
and offers programs and services for hundreds
of
thousands of people with MS nationwide. To learn
more
about the many resources available to you here
in
Washington, click
here. |
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Every
year, the Greater Washington Chapter of the
National MS Society organizes fund-raising walks,
bike
tours and other special events to raise awareness
and
money for much-needed research and programs.
And
we have hundreds of other opportunities for you
to get
involved, from leading a self-help group or participating
in a peer-support program to making appearances
as
an MS Ambassador. Ready to join us? Click
here to
find out more. |
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