Multiple Sclerosis is an incurable disease that has the potential to progress to Advanced MS rather quickly, if left unattended. The presence of Advanced Multiple Sclerosis brings about many challenges, as well as additional concerns. Some cases of MS progress to the point where the individual is unable to maintain mobility. This is the point in life when independence and control need to be redefined. It can be a difficult moment for anyone with MS, but people who were once extremely active tend to take it the hardest.

Recognizing the need to make changes and accept these changes graciously is arduous, but necessary. MS advances as more nerve cells get attacked by the immune system. The more damage done to these nerves, the less mobility the person will have. The body can only take so much before it will need outside assistance to enable it to become mobile once again. …