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Got this from Genzyme, if folks are interested. Looks to be a pretty solid program, and they are seeking insightful Qs from ActiveMSers. If you submit one, make sure it is hella hard. 
- Dave
- Dave
I wanted let you know about a free and unique webcast coming up on 1/24 that is being hosted by Revenge’s Madeleine Stowe (aka Victoria Grayson) along with neurologist Dr. Mark Cascione (bio below) and Leslie Cunningham a Florida woman who is living with MS. The goal of the webcast is to educate the whole family on how to live best with MS and we’d love for your readers to get involved by submitting questions for the live Q&A portion.
Here is some background, the webcast is part of a national program sponsored by Genzyme called “Lights, Camera, Take Action on MS.” Madeleine, along with a team of experts is traveling around the country to help people learn more about everything from stress management to the physical and emotional aspects of living with MS. The reason Madeleine teamed up with Genzyme is because as a young girl, she cared for and watched her father suffer from many of the debilitating symptoms of MS- he eventually passed away from complications with the disease.
Because not everyone can make it to the cities where the live events will be held – we are inviting people to log on and be part of a live event by submitting questions for Madeleine, Dr. Cascione and Leslie. We’d love for your readers to submit some questions, and we would love to invite it hem to join in and listen to see if their question is selected.
Live Webcast: Jan. 24th
Webcast
5:00pm ET
Registration (free) https://takeactionms.aubagio.com/#events
*Link will be sent to registered attendees prior to the event
Webcast Speakers:
· Madeleine Stowe
· Dr. Mark Cascione, Neurologist, Medical Director of the South Tampa Multiple Sclerosis Center
Leslie Cunningham, Living with MS
Mark Cascione, M.D. NEUROLOGIST
Dr. Cascione
Dr. Cascione graduated from The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA. After two years of clinical research at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, he received his medical degree at the University of Vermont College of Medicine in 1991. He completed his internal medicine internship at Maine Medical Center in Portland and his neurology residency and clinical neurophysiology fellowship at Duke University Medical Center. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and the American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, as well as a member of the National MS Society Clinical Advisory Committee, and is also the Medical Director of the South Tampa Multiple Sclerosis Center.
Here is some background, the webcast is part of a national program sponsored by Genzyme called “Lights, Camera, Take Action on MS.” Madeleine, along with a team of experts is traveling around the country to help people learn more about everything from stress management to the physical and emotional aspects of living with MS. The reason Madeleine teamed up with Genzyme is because as a young girl, she cared for and watched her father suffer from many of the debilitating symptoms of MS- he eventually passed away from complications with the disease.
Because not everyone can make it to the cities where the live events will be held – we are inviting people to log on and be part of a live event by submitting questions for Madeleine, Dr. Cascione and Leslie. We’d love for your readers to submit some questions, and we would love to invite it hem to join in and listen to see if their question is selected.
Live Webcast: Jan. 24th
Webcast
5:00pm ET
Registration (free) https://takeactionms.aubagio.com/#events
*Link will be sent to registered attendees prior to the event
Webcast Speakers:
· Madeleine Stowe
· Dr. Mark Cascione, Neurologist, Medical Director of the South Tampa Multiple Sclerosis Center
Leslie Cunningham, Living with MS
Mark Cascione, M.D. NEUROLOGIST
Dr. Cascione
Dr. Cascione graduated from The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA. After two years of clinical research at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, he received his medical degree at the University of Vermont College of Medicine in 1991. He completed his internal medicine internship at Maine Medical Center in Portland and his neurology residency and clinical neurophysiology fellowship at Duke University Medical Center. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and the American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, as well as a member of the National MS Society Clinical Advisory Committee, and is also the Medical Director of the South Tampa Multiple Sclerosis Center.