MS SoftServe

Amy:

I wish more people felt the need to take care of their fellow travelers the way that you do. Having a website that offers information in a palatable way with each member deciding which way works best for them, well that's a gift.

I'm so excited for you and your newly launched website - good luck!

Lots of love, Jenna-Jen-Jen

Amy --- this looks great and I am anxious to see more. The concepts you express make such good sense when it comes to educating --- and actually teaching others how to BECOME educated.

My stepmother saw this and said to me:
Tell Amy that Soft Serve has hit a a fantastic idea! What an empowering, gentle option for people that need that kind of information. I would have appreciated something like that big time when I first learned about ankylosing spondylitis last year.  I STILL would appreciate it if it were available!

Amy,you've done a wonderful job working to fill a need for people who want to educate themselves about MS without scaring themselves to death. I'm glad we were able to see the film. It looks great! Wishing you lots of luck on your project and looking forward to hearing more about its progress.

This kind of positive, paced introduction is key for the recently diagnosed. MS SoftServe is an excellent source of information. Best of Luck!

Amy! This new video is fantastic. You've managed to condense such a wonderful and well-researched idea into two minutes, making it accessible to everyone. I can't wait to see where this new medium for your genius will take you.

The site looks great! Something informative, customizable, and user friendly is hard to pull off. Congrats on a job well done!

Thanks for this encouraging and inspiring video, Amy! Your own experiences have led you to create this educational project, and it's a beautiful gift to others who might feel fearful and uncertain about how to get the information they want. I will pass this on to my family in AZ, as I know they will find it to be a wonderful resource.

Having gone through a similar experience with a different disease, I know how frightening too much information can be, especially when you are not ready. It would have been wonderful to ease into all the information - choosing to hear what I wanted to hear when I was ready for it. This sounds great and I look forward to its development. I am interested in seeing how it will function.

This sounds like it could be extremely helpful and worthwhile to anyone recently diagnosed with MS. Researching any medical condition on the internet could be a frightening and frustrating experience and it sounds like this could be a very intelligent and comforting way to provide people with the information that they seek. Good luck!