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My Journey Living with Myasthenia Gravis: Gloria’s MG Story
"Little by little, I learned to listen to myself, recognize my limits, and understand that asking for help is not a sign of weakness but an act of courage."
LATEST FROM THE MGFA INSIDER BLOG
From Life Support to Marathon Runner: This Is Why I Run
I’m training for the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon. I’m running for everyone still fighting this disease.
Navigating College When You Live with Myasthenia Gravis
How does MG change the college experience?
Volunteer Spotlight: Trouble Nkhowani
Meet Trouble Nkhowani, who lives in Lusaka, Zambia, and proudly holds the title of our first MG Friend across the ocean. Trouble works tirelessly to ensure the MG community in his country receives the support they need. This is no small feat for a man balancing his own MG diagnosis, a full-time job, and his […]
Nicole’s MG Story: A Working Mom’s Journey with MG
Out of nowhere, blurry and double vision struck. It was myasthenia gravis.
Invisible No More
Three musicians living with myasthenia gravis come together on the song "Invisible People" for MG Awareness Month
Walking for MG Awareness in Halifax
Struggling with MG symptoms but determined to make a difference, Nadine steps out of the shadows.
Finding Strength in the Journey: Valerie’s Myasthenia Gravis Story
At first, Valerie drew inward when she was diagnosed with MG. Now, seven years later, she is ready to speak about her story to raise awareness and help others living with the disease find hope.
“Swimming Was Scary” – How Myasthenia Gravis Nearly Ended Everything for a Star Student-Athlete
High school swimmer Tia Chakrapani shares her myasthenia gravis story to help others understand: MG may be an invisible illness, but it is still very real.
2025 National Patient Conference
Watch sessions from the 2025 National Patient Conference, held March 31 - April 1 in Phoenix.
Laughing Despite (and, Sometimes, Because of!) Myasthenia Gravis: An Interview with Jane Marla Robbins
An actor and author living with MG shares how humor helps her cope
