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This Is How Narcissistic Parents Treat Their Children

New research shows how the narcissistic parenting style affects children.

Your Marriage Counselor Can Predict Whether Or Not You'll Divorce. Here's How

Therapist Becky Whetstone has seen hundreds of couples for pre-marital counseling through the years. If she thinks an engaged couple needs more time to w...

How Parents Turn Their Children Into Narcissists

Creating narcissists: the parental behaviour that convinces children they are better than other people.

The Hardest Game Of "Would You Rather" For People In Their Twenties

13 Reasons Men And Women Ask Their Spouses For Divorce

"There were no warning signs and now he only 'loves me as a friend.'"

5 Tips To Help You Through Your Divorce

Tip 1. Help your lawyer help you.Lawyers do not "know it all" and they certainly do not know you or your spouse. In fact, you probabl...

What Causes Night Sweats in Men? 10 Causes and When to See Doctor

Night sweats are more common than you might think. We'll go over both common and rare causes and tell you when it's time to see a doctor.

Aging Gracefully With MS: It Starts With New Glasses

In some ways, aging with MS is the same as plain, old aging. Take reading glasses, for example. Just about everyone eventually needs them, MS or not.

Naltrexone for MS: What it does and side effects

Low doses of naltrexone are a recent, popular treatment for MS symptoms. In this article, we look at the research, action, and side effects of naltrexone for MS.

What Would Ms. Kay Say?

Ms. Kay of @DuckDynastyAE dishes out her motherly advice to all of #DuckNation.

Self-management of fatigue: More than “taking it easy” : MS Connection

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Need to Know: MS and Avoiding Respiratory Viruses

As flu season arrives, columnist Tamara Sellman explains why those with MS need to be extra careful to avoid catching the flu or other viruses this winter.

When MS Strikes Later in Life

Just 5 percent of MS patients develop symptoms after age 50, when the condition can be mistaken for other diseases or even normal aging.

Learning to Dance Changed This Man’s MS Symptoms and Life

Several scientific studies have found that dance lessons can help people with MS improve their gait, balance, and mental health. From salsa to swing, dancing challenges your brain and your body at the same time. We talked to a man who was able to defy MS and fulfill a personal wish — dancing at his daughter’s wedding.

7 Things to Consider When Looking for an MS Doctor

Finding a neurologist for multiple sclerosis can be a confusing process. But, by following these simple steps, you can find the right MS doctor.

To Handle MS, Sometimes We Need a Little Attitude

Columnist Ed Tobias shares his formula for handling MS with a little attitude, and tells the story of an inspiring runner who uses MS to motivate her.

4 Things I've Learned About Paying for MS Medications

Columnist Ed Tobias shares tips based on his own experiences in looking for help paying for MS medications, which can deal a major blow to one's budget.