MS. Y.A.N.A. Leaders Interviewed
Trina:
I wish I had known about MS Y.A.N.A. sooner. I wouldn't have to deal with the depression all on my own.
Thank God I found them.
JC:
The MS in MS Y.A.N.A. is not gender specific, Men get MS too!
I'm glad to represent for the men.
Brittney:
Being affiliated with such a powerful group gives me a great sense of pride.
I have learned that my life did not end with MS. In fact, I'm writing a new chapter.
Lisa:
When I was first diagnosed with MS, I felt so alone.
It is wonderful to belong to a group of people with whom I have something in common.
Being an African-American woman with young children I don't have to be isolated any longer.
SG:
I love how this group is real, but remains focused on the positive,
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