Interviews

Interviews are one of my most favorite things to read. I love finding out about peoples lives and experiences. And now that I have an excuse to do them, I have the pleasure of sharing them with you.

MS is such a diversified disease. It effects each person differently, from symptoms to methods of treatment, to management and ability. You, as well as others with multiple sclerosis, have to find what works for you.

You have figured out how to go about your daily life and still do the things you love in spite of your MS. These stories are about people just like you.

Click on the links below to read their stories and how they do it. And check back soon as we will update this page often.

If you know of someone you think would be a good candidate for a featured interview, contact us here.

Hope you enjoy reading them as much as we enjoyed doing them!

Diana de Avila

Angela Sergio Cleary - Part 1
Angela - Part 2
Angela - Part 3

Tasha Osborn

Have you searched and searched and still can't find what you're looking for? Try using the search box below.

Calling All MSers Who Love to Blog, Talk, Share, Etc...

Do you have a great story to share with other MSers? Share it here!

Have you figured out a unique way to deal with your MS? Art? Poetry? Music? Writing a Book? Website?

Are you the caregiver for your spouse, mom, dad, or other family member who has MS? Want to share your inspirational story?

Do you Blog about it? or have a website that can help other MSers? Do you work at home? or have a business? We'll add a free link in exchange for your interview.

Are you a professional who lives with MS? What's your story?

Include your picture and the answers to the questions in the Help Box (click on the question mark for interview questions). Answer each of the questions in the text box below.

NOTE:It helps if you copy the questions into a word or note pad document, answer them and then paste them into the box. That way you won't get timed out and you can take as long as you like.

Include a picture so we can all know who you are. That's half the fun of interviewing someone!

There are so many wonderful MS bloggers and websites out there. I found this out when I started twittering on Twitter. It would take me months to get to everyone.

I'd love you to be able to share your life with MS story here at Life in Spite of MS, so consider doing an interview with us. They're one of the most requested items on our site!

If you run into problems, just go to our contact page and let us know. We look forward to reading many great interviews - especially yours!

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Adding your interview is easy to do. Just type or copy and paste if you've answered the questions on your computer as recommended.

Please feel free to leave out any questions you don't feel comfortable answering. Add as much detail about yourself and the projects you are working on as you like.

General Interview Questions:
1. Introduce yourself to our visitors who may not be familiar with you, and use this opportunity to tell us where we can find you on the web as well as any projects you are working on.
2. Do you work at home or outside the home and do the affects of MS (fatigue, weakness, or other symptoms) limit how much you can do?
3. When were you diagnosed? What type of MS do you have? And what medicines or alternative treatments do you take to treat it?
4. Are you married and do you and your husband/wife have or plan to have children? What part has MS played in your decision to have (or not have) children?
5. If you are in a relationship, has it grown stronger as a result of you being diagnosed with MS? What advice would you give to other couples who deal with MS?
6. How have your family and friends taken the fact that you have MS? Are they supportive as well? Do any of your other family members have MS?
7. Mobility problems sometimes limit the amount of things you can do when you have MS. What kinds of things do you do for fun? Or are there things you used to do that you still wish you could do?
8. What is the best advice you can share with those who have multiple sclerosis? And is this something you wish you had known when you were first diagnosed with MS?
9. We thank you so much for your time and would like to leave this last question open for you to share anything else you'd like with our visitors.

The answers to your interview questions will appear on a Web page exactly the way you enter it here. You can wrap a word in square brackets to make it appear bold. For example [my story] would show as my story on the Web page containing your story.

TIP: Since most people scan Web pages, include your best thoughts in your first paragraph.