The MS Hope Podcast EP002 | Kat Finnerty RELAPSE: Now what?

Kat was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1996 and has faced more than her fair share of challenges. But through sheer resilience and determination, this mom of three overcame severe mobility issues, going from barely being able to walk to running again at 51. What makes this conversation especially important is that Kat is currently in the middle of a relapse.
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MS Hope Podcast
The "MS Hope Podcast with Mathew Embry" features interviews with patients, experts, and inspirational figures, offering hope and guidance for those affected by multiple sclerosis.
Mathew Embry was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 1995. Today, he lives symptom free. He created MS Hope for people who have been newly diagnosed or are currently living with MS. The goal is to provide the science-based strategies that have kept Mathew drug-free and healthy for more than 25 years since his diagnosis.
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[@ozibob5457]

A great informative interview, thank you Mathew and Kat ,looking forward to to the updates.

[@CoolInOlympia]

Wow! Kat has great tools that she shared and a great message! Thank you!

[@CoolInOlympia]

Would love to follow Kat's updates!!!!

[@candacelebedoff]

Your documentary was what I first found after learning my diagnosis. Thank you!

[@muhamadjaza5918]

👏👏👏

[@groovedepartment6848]

Thank you Matt. Everything you do is so inspiring to me and it helps a lot. Like you said, if you have the opportunity to help others, then you should do. Without people like you and Kat and Terry Wahls and all the other beautiful people out there I would probably be lost. But I am not. Because there’s people like you who showed me that there is a way to get better if you choose to take responsibility. So again, thank you a lot and all the best greetings from Germany!

[@lynneheal-xc2qg]

Thank you Matt for sharing .

[@creativecolours8429]

I was following the OMS…I still do but i occasionally eat what i like to call it normal food, mainly if i go out with friends. To be honest i think its fine and noone should stress so much about food

[@MatthiasApold]

Thx for sharing! - i would realy like to know if the stem cell treatment did any help and if it was an autolog stem cell procedure

[@McQAC.00]

Nothing tastes as good as being healed feels. Gluten-free has come a long way from tasting like flavored cardboard.

[@jenadeen]

1:12:00 It's in the bible.... that explains it.

[@Watcherw1]

stem cell therapy might be the answer

[@villamaravilla]

The first months that you decide to change your diet are the difficult ones, after a couple of months you don't even miss the junk foods. Last July I completed 9 years without relapses thanks to the changes in my lifestyle. Great conversation. Thanks. Greetings from Guadalajara, Mexico.