| For nearly a decade, Cindy (Cutter) Olson has lobbied for health care reform and the rights of people with disabilities. Her grant helped her generate support for a bi-partisan managed care reform bill designed to guarantee patients’ rights. |
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Julie Full-Lopez refused to slow down after her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. This mother of one found time to volunteer with the NMSS and still keep a journal that she is turning into a book. |
| Michael Miner found plenty of ways to use his 24 years of teaching experience. His grant helped fund "No Barriers", an organization he created to rank the accessibility of local public buildings. |
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For years Lisa Eorio used stretching and exercise to deal with MS symptoms. She helped others begin a life-long commitment to fitness via a six-week exercise program. |
| Michael Muir made a horsedrawn journey across America to raise awareness about MS and inspire others! |
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Barbara Sullivan-Roehrig didn't let MS keep her from her dream. She participated in an adaptive African Safari specifically for people with MS. |
| Pam Hensley rode in 10 MS 150 Bike Tours across the country to raise money for multiple sclerosis research and inspire others with her story. |
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MSWorld, Inc., founded by Kathleen Wilson, received a grant to support the organization’s operations. This nonprofit has an online support group for people with MS, their families and friends. |
| Loia Feuchter turned her passion for knitting into a way to benefit local charities. Loia's grant was used to conduct an MS Knit-In in Orange County, California in April, 2000. |
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Lorie McCrone used her grant to compete in the Dalmation Club of America's Road Trial in June 2000. She and her dogs took 2nd and 3rd place! |
| Robert E. (Bob) Hughes received the first official Betaseron® Multiple Sclerosis Champions of CourageSM grant in recognition for his accomplishments. |
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Meet Eric Simons, the man who inspired the Betaseron® Multiple Sclerosis Champions of CourageSM program! |
