Twenty-five vendors, one hundred visitors and one beautiful day added together to make a glorious and memorable event!

Retired physical therapist and host of the MSA’s PT with Patty program, Patty Glatfelter has developed a guide for living better with MS. Every entry in this “recipe book” is something simple that can be easily added to your daily routine. Start with the activities that make the most sense to you and your lifestyle right now, then add more over time. The improvements will begin building upon themselves before you know it! Life can be easier, better and more enjoyable with a little help from Patty.

You may not know her name, but if you have been to even a handful of MSA events, you have almost certainly met her. Linda Case has been at Nikki's side for years, decorating venues, stuffing envelopes, making gift baskets, photographing events and pitching in wherever an extra pair of hands have been needed. How much has she charged MSA for these years of dedicated service? Nothing. "It's just what friends do." Click through to read more about this amazing volunteer!

After 35 years anchoring the evening news at KOAA, Bob Quirk retired on Friday. The station gave him a multi-segment send-off, featuring some of his most notable reports from his long career, as well as a community-centered segment focusing on his charitable work on behalf of Multiple Sclerosis. KOAA reporter, Bill Folsom, gave Nikki just a few minutes warning before coming to the MSA office to interview her for this segment. As expected, Nikki was magnificent, speaking clearing and providing meaningful content for the story. You can see the entire segment here.