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With the enhancements made to msassociation.org, MSAA hopes to expand itsreach in the MS community. "Our goal to help more people in more places issubstantially brought closer to reality by this new website technology,"states MSAA President & Chief Executive Officer Doug Franklin. "We are veryproud of our continued commitment to enrich the quality of people's lives inevery way possible."
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For more information, please contact Amanda Bednar at (800) 532-7667,extension 122 or via email at [email protected].
The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America is a national nonprofitcharitable organization dedicated to enriching the quality of life foreveryone affected by multiple sclerosis. MSAA offers programs and servicesincluding a toll-free Helpline (1-800-532-7667); support groups; equipmentranging from grab bars to wheelchairs; MRI funding and insurance advocacy;educational literature including a quarterly magazine, The Motivator; regionalevents and activities; MSi technology program featuring educational videos;Lending Library; cooling program for heat-sensitive individuals; and more.
To make a donation to MSAA or to inquire about volunteering orfundraising, please call (800) 532-7667 or visit www.msassociation.org formore information.
The most common neurological disorder diagnosed in young adults, multiplesclerosis is an autoimmune disease of the central nervous system. Thisdisorder damages or destroys the protective covering (known as myelin)surrounding the nerves, causing reduced communication between the brain andnerve pathways. Common symptoms include visual problems, overwhelming fatigue,difficulty with balance and coordination, and various levels of impairedmobility. MS is not contagious or fatal.(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20040730/NYF027LOGO ) -- A log-in feature allowing visitors to sign-up for email updates from MSAA about educational programs and events in their area as well as MSAA updates and medical news -- Capability for users to review MSAA programs and services and then download applications for the services of interest -- An interactive educational video series allowing viewers to watch a video, ask questions, and give feedback -- An enhanced volunteer and donate section showcasing new ways to contribute time or money to the MS community -- A publication section where visitors can view MSAA's publications either on screen or downloaded as a PDF file. Also, publications can be ordered through online applications and will be mailed anywhere in the United States.
SOURCE The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America
