myMS roadmap helps people living with MS to make sense of MS care terms and what they mean in practice, from diagnosis through to treatment and beyond.
Explore five downloadable guides covering different stages of the MS journey. Choose the guide that best fits where you are right now, or dip into any of the others whenever you need more information.
Inside the myMS roadmap guides you’ll find clear definitions of complex terminology, myth-busting notes on common misconceptions, and useful questions to ask during your appointments. The Lexicon brings key terminology together in one place, including terms you may have heard in conversations with your care team.
Download guides:
Family, work life, and planning for the future (PDF)
Starting treatment, and treatment change (PDF)
Lexicon: explanation of terms (PDF)
Please note: No personal data entered into this tool is recorded or collected by MS21.
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