Hi! My name is Lisa Ray. Just to introduce myself I am a mother, a writer, and a kick-butt MS survivor. I am determined to beat MS through prayer and exercise. God is revealing my healing and I want to share every step of my healing with you.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an unpredictable, often disabling disease of the central nervous system that disrupts the flow of information within the brain, and between the brain and body.
Hi everyone! We’re grateful to share that the Angels Hearts for Hope Foundation Assistance Program Grant is open now. Applications are available through May 1, 2027. Visit AngelsHeartsforhope.org to apply. Grant available now through May 1st.
Draft for Lisa’s review , not for publication or scheduling. Hi everyone! We are filled with gratitude and joy to share that Lisa Angel Ray has been featured as Spectrum NY1 News’ New Yorker of the Week. The feature, titled “Lisa Angel Ray: A model in perseverance,” highlights Lisa’s journey living with Multiple Sclerosis and her commitment to helping others move forward with purpose. We invite you to CLICK HERE TO VIEW VIDEO and share it with someone who may need a reminder
Hi everyone! We are so excited to invite you to two major milestones we are celebrating together this year: our 3rd Annual MS Strong Sneaker Ball and the 10th Anniversary of MS Finest! When we started this journey, our goal was simple: to build a supportive, welcoming space for people living with Multiple Sclerosis, their caregivers, and our entire community. We look forward to seeing you and celebrating with you, Let's go! Event Details Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026 Doo
Hi everyone! As the golden rays of summer begin to warm our world, many of us in the Multiple Sclerosis community feel a familiar mixture of excitement and caution. While the sunny days invite outdoor celebrations, family barbecues, and quiet moments in nature, summer brings a unique and challenging test for those of us navigating heat sensitivity. In our MS journey, high temperatures are not just a minor discomfort: they can amplify fatigue, blur vision, and slow down our ne
