Are You an MS Caregiver?
If you care for a person with MS, this is the place for you.
You’ll find information and resources to help answer the questions that MS caregivers often have. And you’ll find opportunities to participate in research designed to improve the lives of MS caregivers and the people they care for.
This site is built BY people like you, FOR people like you.
CAREGIVERS ARE EXPERTS
When it comes to caring for someone living with MS, YOU know the daily challenges and victories, big and small.
You know the burning questions that need answers — the questions that sometimes keep you up at night. And your experience arms you with important information that can help provide answers.
Welcome to MS Research & Learning
If you care for a person with MS, this is the place for you.
You’ll find information and resources to help answer the questions that MS caregivers often have. And you’ll find opportunities to participate in research designed to improve the lives of MS caregivers and the people they care for.
It is a site that’s built by people like you for people like you.
CAREGIVERS ARE EXPERTS
When it comes to caring for someone living with MS, YOU know the daily challenges and victories, big and small.
You know the burning questions that need answers — the questions that sometimes keep you up at night. And your experience arms you with important information that can help provide answers.
Join our Community NowHow Getting Involved Helps (You)
FOR YOURSELF
We all face challenges as caregivers, but there’s little evidence-supported information about how best to make our lives easier.
iConquerMS Caregivers is leading the field in research to better understand the needs, challenges, and best ways to support caregivers. By participating, you can contribute your knowledge, experience, and questions and learn from others just like you. And you can learn from the latest findings on caregiver well-being.
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FOR YOUR LOVED ONE
When you take care of yourself, you have more to give. More energy, more attention, more patience.
In addition, as someone who is a caregiver, you have had the opportunity to observe effects of the disease MS on your loved one and can report changes in symptoms or challenges, sometimes even more accurately than they can. Adding your insight to the base of MS research knowledge may improve daily life for all of you!
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FOR THE MS COMMUNITY
There is still much to learn about MS, from its underlying cause to how it affects different populations.
The more people that add to the well of knowledge, the deeper and more accurate our understanding of MS will be. By joining iConquerMS Caregivers, you can add valuable information to that well and contribute your ideas to guide priorities.
JoinJennifer
Caregiver to her husband, Dan
Joined in 2023
Absolutely think that a person living with MS will do leaps and bounds better if their caregiver is doing better.
Meet iConquerMS
iConquerMS brings together people diagnosed with MS, their care partners, researchers, clinicians advocates, and others to better understand MS and search for solutions to improve health and deepen knowledge.
By joining iConquerMS and its special-focus communities, you can take part in this search. Contribute your health data, your ideas, your questions, and your expertise to power MS research and address the challenges of MS.
Join our Community NowOur members are shedding light on how being a caregiver affects their own lives and how better resources and support, as well as healthy habits, can make a real difference. Our caregivers are also able to share observations about their loved ones’ health that can round out our knowledge of the effects of MS. Join us to share your experiences and challenges, participate in research, and learn from others like you.
Young people with MS have unique needs. Our membership, made up of kids and teens with MS as well as their parents or guardians, is helping to grow our understanding of pediatric MS, how it impacts kids’ physical health in the long- and short-term, as well as their social, emotional, and developmental well-being. Join us to share your questions and experiences, contribute to research, and learn from others.