On My Nerves: MS Unfiltered

About On My Nerves: MS Unfiltered

On My Nerves: MS Unfiltered is a candid multiple sclerosis podcast hosted by two Black adult first cousins living with MS, sharing the real conversations that happen between doctor’s appointments. This show creates a safe, honest space for people living with multiple sclerosis and the people who support them to talk openly about MS symptoms, chronic illness, treatment decisions, and day-to-day life. Each episode explores what it really means to live with MS, including invisible symptoms like MS fatigue, brain fog, mobility changes, pain, and balance issues, plus the emotional and identity shifts that come with an MS diagnosis or ongoing relapses. Tim and Michelle (MSChelleRX) also talk through practical realities like navigating neurologist visits, understanding MS medications and disease-modifying therapies (DMTs), managing flare-ups, and building routines that support MS wellness. This podcast is for anyone impacted by multiple sclerosis including newly diagnosed listeners, long-time patients, caregivers, partners, family members, and friends who want to understand what life with MS is like between appointments. Expect unfiltered conversations, lived experience, and encouragement that doesn’t rely on toxic positivity. On My Nerves: MS Unfiltered goes beyond basic MS education. It’s about patient advocacy, disability awareness, mental health, relationships, and building the language to communicate what you’re experiencing physically, emotionally, and mentally. If you’re searching for a multiple sclerosis support podcast that feels real, grounded, and relatable with honest talk on MS symptoms, MS diagnosis, MS treatment options, chronic illness life, and caregiver support, you’re in the right place.

Publisher

Tim Conway and Michelle (MSChelleRx)

Category

health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

30 Mar 2026

Latest episode

22 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

28 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   22 Oct 2026

   From Shame to Glory With MS

   Living with multiple sclerosis can bring a lot of moments you never expected to face. Needing wheelchair assistance at the airport. Worrying that people are looking at you differently. Feeling like you have to prove that a limp, mobility change, or disability says nothing about your intelligence or capability. Tim and Michelle talk honestly about how those moments can stir up shame, and how over time, perspective can change what those same moments mean. shame to glory Michelle shares why wheelchair assistance went from something she felt embarrassed to use to something she now sees as protection. After falling in airports more than once, including hitting her head, she realized the wheelchair was not taking anything away from her. It was helping her travel more safely and keep doing the things she loves. shame to glory Tim brings that same idea into everyday life at home. After finally hiring help with cleaning, he realized how much time and energy he had been spending on something that could be shared. What once felt like something he should be able to do himself became an energy-budget decision that gave him more capacity for the rest of his life. shame to glory This episode is about learning to receive help without letting shame write the story. It is about wheelchair safety, asking better questions about transportation and home support, and recognizing that practical help can be part of living well with MS. Sometimes the thing that once made you feel different becomes the very thing that helps you stay safe, save energy, and keep moving forward. This is life between appointments, and we’re right here.

2. 

   16 Oct 2026

   Living in the Tension: Finding Your Balance With MS

   Living with MS can feel like trying to find your footing while the ground keeps shifting. In this episode, Tim X and MSchelleRx talk about what it means to live in that tension. They share how acceptance changes over time, why balance may never be something you fully “figure out,” and how support, faith, community, therapy, and knowing your own limits can help you keep moving forward. They also talk about the dark days, the pressure to keep going, the reality of treatment and fatigue, and the importance of finding your anchor when MS changes the way life looks. Because living well with MS is not about pretending everything is fine. It is about learning how to adjust, accept support, and keep participating in your own life. Subscribe on Substack @onmynervespodcast to experience the full episode, exclusive content, and support for living well with MS. Take care, Tim X & MSchelleRx.

3. 

   8 Oct 2026

   Can You Have a Healthy Pregnancy With MS? What a High-Risk OB Wants You to Know

   Can you have a healthy pregnancy with multiple sclerosis? Do MS symptoms get worse during pregnancy? What happens after delivery, and does MS affect labor, breastfeeding, mobility, or your baby? In this episode of On My Nerves: MS Unfiltered, Michelle (MSChelleRX) sits down with maternal-fetal medicine physician Dr. Danielle Tate to talk honestly about MS and pregnancy, including what women with multiple sclerosis should know before conception, during pregnancy, labor and delivery, and the postpartum period. Dr. Tate explains why many women with MS can have healthy pregnancies and why some multiple sclerosis symptoms may actually improve during pregnancy as immune activity changes. She also explains why staying connected with your neurologist, OB-GYN, maternal-fetal medicine specialist, physical therapist, and other members of your healthcare team matters so much. MS-and-Pregnanacy They also discuss whether multiple sclerosis is genetic, what MS can mean for vaginal delivery versus C-section, how changes in sensation or mobility may affect labor, and why delivery planning should happen before you arrive at the hospital. MS-and-Pregnanacy The conversation also covers breastfeeding with MS, medications, possible postpartum MS relapse, pelvic floor and mobility support after pregnancy, and why some women may benefit from maternal-fetal medicine or high-risk pregnancy care even when things are going well. MS-and-Pregnanacy If you are pregnant with MS, planning a pregnancy with multiple sclerosis, newly diagnosed with MS, or supporting someone through pregnancy and chronic illness, this episode gives you practical questions to bring to your healthcare team and reassurance that pregnancy with MS does not automatically mean a poor outcome. MS-and-Pregnanacy 🧡 THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE Living with MS can feel lonely sometimes, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Our mission is simple: create honest conversations about real life with MS between appointments. JOIN THE ON MY NERVES COMMUNITY Substack: https://onmynervespodcast.substack.com/ (https://onmynervespodcast.substack.com/) Subscribe for weekly articles, podcast updates, MS support and encouragement, practical tips for living well with MS, and subscriber-only resources and discussions. 🎙️ LISTEN TO THE PODCAST YouTube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH_xeAFcr1HadgewdbrbVRiP5xBM2mfME (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH_xeAFcr1HadgewdbrbVRiP5xBM2mfME) Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/on-my-nerves-ms-unfiltered/id1889080445 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/on-my-nerves-ms-unfiltered/id1889080445) Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1xkjDPzAKJBePHNcoDuaWw (https://open.spotify.com/show/1xkjDPzAKJBePHNcoDuaWw) 📱 FOLLOW US TikTok: @OnMyNervesPodcast Instagram: @on_my_nerves_podcast MSChelleRx Instagram: @thepatientandpractitioner YouTube: @MSChelleRx24 BUSINESS & SPEAKING INQUIRIES onmynervespod@gmail.com (mailto:onmynervespod@gmail.com) 💬 If this video helped you, leave a comment and tell us what question you still have about MS and pregnancy. This is life between appointments, and we’re right here.

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

5 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

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