In recognition of World MS Day, we share how, with the support of friends like you, Kessler Foundation is developing and testing innovative solutions informed by members of the multiple sclerosis community—people like Beth Holcomb.
By participating in this research, Beth, and others with MS improve their ability to think, learn, and remember by taking part in high-frequency, high-intensity walking in their communities. Generous donors like you have been instrumental in advancing this life-changing research.
But more research is needed. We need to answer the question, "Does the amount or intensity of walking exercise matter?" With your support today, we can imagine a world where people with MS self-manage their cognitive symptoms at home.
By supporting Kessler Foundation, you will make a difference—giving people with multiple sclerosis the chance for a brighter future.
