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Live Your Life MS Helping Canadians living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) choose the right treatment that will bring peace of mind. Welcome to our page! We’re so glad you’re here!

Visit LiveYourLifeMS.ca for resources & tools to help you prepare for conversations with your healthcare team about what matters most to you. Visit LiveYourLifeMS.ca for resources & tools to help you prepare for conversations with your healthcare team about what matters most to you in your treatment approach. Summary of page:

LiveYourLifeMS is based on the idea that choosing the right treatment for you will bring peace of mind. It has been developed to help you prepare for conversations with your healthcare team and prioritize what matters most to you in your treatment approach. On this page, you will be able to learn more about managing your overall health, including mental health, physical activity, diet, and more. You can also watch personal stories about living with MS—see how treatments can impact your day-to-day life and learn how to best manage your disease. Content sharing:

When posting on our page, we’d ask that you please consider the content you intend to share before uploading it. We ask that you ensure you only post content that is relevant, appropriate and respectful to the discussion and to those who are looking to learn more about MS. Please also remember that whatever you post on our page will be in the public domain. Please report any adverse events or product complaints to the Medical Information team by calling 1-888-762-4388 or emailing [email protected]

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Welcome to the LiveYourLifeMS page. We want to share some simple ‘house rules’ to help everybody get the best from the community. Our community guidelines establish our rules of engagement and outline the terms of use for our Facebook community. They also make clear what is & is not an acceptable conversation on our page, allowing us to remove inflammatory posts at will. Please ensure your comments are on topic, respectful and constructive. Page rules:
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MS can progress quietly, even if your MRI scans look stable and you're not experiencing major relapses. If you've notice...
05/20/2026

MS can progress quietly, even if your MRI scans look stable and you're not experiencing major relapses. If you've noticed small changes that worry you, you're not alone.

Ardra Tripping on Air experienced this firsthand. She noticed she was tripping during her treadmill runs, earlier and earlier each time. Her doctors said she was doing great, but Ardra said she knew something was changing.

These quiet changes matter. They deserve attention. They can impact your treatment plan and how you live your life.

Read Ardra's story and learn why speaking up about what you notice is so important: https://www.rochecanada.com/stories/silent-progression-in-multiple-sclerosis-what-every-person-living



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La sclérose en plaques peut progresser silencieusement, même si vos examens par IRM sont stables et que vous n’avez pas de poussées majeures. Si vous avez remarqué de légers changements qui vous inquiètent, sachez que vous n'êtes pas seul.

Ardra en a fait l’expérience elle-même. Lors de ses séances de course sur tapis roulant, elle a remarqué qu’elle trébuchait de plus en plus tôt chaque fois. Ses médecins lui disaient qu’elle allait très bien, mais Ardra savait que quelque chose était en train de changer.

Ces changements silencieux sont importants. Ils méritent qu’on s’y attarde. Ils peuvent influencer votre plan de traitement et votre mode de vie au quotidien.

Lisez l’histoire d’Ardra et découvrez pourquoi il est si important de signaler ce que vous observez : https://www.rochecanada.com/fr/articles/progression-silencieuse-de-la-sclerose-en-plaques-ce-que-toute-personne-atteinte-de-sp-doit-savoir

People living with MS must understand that the disease can progress quietly and without obvious symptoms — even if relapses and lesions are managed.

Is multiple sclerosis (MS) impacting your daily life? Find the support you need. Visit www.liveyourlifems.ca to learn mo...
04/20/2026

Is multiple sclerosis (MS) impacting your daily life? Find the support you need. Visit www.liveyourlifems.ca to learn more.

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La sclérose en plaques (SP) bouleverse votre vie quotidienne? Trouvez le soutien dont vous avez besoin. Visitez le site www.liveyourlifems.ca pour en savoir plus.

When living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), it is important to take care of both your body and your mind. Choosing the right treatment and starting it early after diagnosis is recommended as research shows it can slow down the progression of physical symptoms and disease activity.

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