If you don't know much about MS, there are many 'treatments' including many home injection medications that typically do nothing more than attempt to slow down the progression of the disease. Everyone is affected by MS differently, so there is no 'one treatment fits all' deal. Until now, it is believed that no medication could reverse damage caused by the disease, let alone stop it. There are new treatments being researched and tested that could potentially change this and will require appropriate funding from donors. By purchasing these listings, you are supporting not only my education, but also the hope that one day Multiple Sclerosis will be a problem of the past. Thank you for your support!
June 14, 2009
Help the cause!
I'm going to start including little silver ribbons on some of my more popular listing pictures to signify that if you buy that item, a portion (specified in each listing) will be donated to the Montel Williams MS Foundation to further new research for a cure for Multiple Sclerosis. I've researched different charities with the intention of finding one that focuses more on the reseach of new treatments for MS, and this one is perfect.
If you don't know much about MS, there are many 'treatments' including many home injection medications that typically do nothing more than attempt to slow down the progression of the disease. Everyone is affected by MS differently, so there is no 'one treatment fits all' deal. Until now, it is believed that no medication could reverse damage caused by the disease, let alone stop it. There are new treatments being researched and tested that could potentially change this and will require appropriate funding from donors. By purchasing these listings, you are supporting not only my education, but also the hope that one day Multiple Sclerosis will be a problem of the past. Thank you for your support!
If you don't know much about MS, there are many 'treatments' including many home injection medications that typically do nothing more than attempt to slow down the progression of the disease. Everyone is affected by MS differently, so there is no 'one treatment fits all' deal. Until now, it is believed that no medication could reverse damage caused by the disease, let alone stop it. There are new treatments being researched and tested that could potentially change this and will require appropriate funding from donors. By purchasing these listings, you are supporting not only my education, but also the hope that one day Multiple Sclerosis will be a problem of the past. Thank you for your support!
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