Awareness Month for Multiple Sclerosis

01/17/2026

I’m at the place now, with MS, where I have to ask myself, “Is it that I can’t do it” or “I can’t do it as fast as I want?” What about you?

01/04/2026

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12/17/2025

Has anyone tried the Wahls Protocol (a lifestyle/diet to help people with MS feel better)?

12/05/2025

I want to share something close to my heart with this community—because you understand the weight behind an honest question.

Ask Me Attire includes minimalist crewneck sweatshirts with a simple message: How are you? Really?

For many of us living with chronic illness, that question carries more layers than people realize. We answer, “I’m fine,” because it’s easier. We avoid the deeper truth because it feels like too much to explain.

This design is a reminder that every one of us deserves to be seen, heard, and checked on with sincerity. It opens space for real conversations—the kind that honor both strength and struggle.

If the message resonates with you or someone in your circle, here is the link: www.askmeattire.etsy.com

Shop Starting real conversations, one shirt at a time. by AskMeAttire located in Charleston, South Carolina.

11/28/2025

11/28/2025

Today’s the day.
My Black Friday drop is live — conversation-starting apparel created to remind us to check in, slow down, and hold space for the people we love.

“How Are You? Really?”
A question that means more than it seems. Mental health matters today and always!
https://askmeattire.etsy.com

11/28/2025

From one warrior to another
Living with MS means navigating a world that doesn’t always see everything we carry. I created these “How Are You? Really?” sweatshirts and hoodies as a way for us — and those who love us — to make space for honesty and compassion.

If you’re looking for something uplifting to wear or gift this season, here’s my small Black Friday release:

https://askmeattire.etsy.com

Sending each of you strength today.

Shop Starting real conversations, one shirt at a time. by AskMeAttire located in Charleston, South Carolina.

11/25/2025

I was checking in for my infusion and the receptionist told me, “If no one has told you red is your color, I just want you to know that. You look stunning!”

Whether I felt that way or not, I did now! It reminded me of “reinvention,” and went back to what I said about people needing to talk to each other more. What a difference that'd make.

It also hits how people see you differently than you see yourself. How what a woman wears can make a difference.

And, although it was just gray sweats with a red sweatshirt that had gray writing, I put on makeup and earrings to make me feel less frumpy.

11/25/2025

I was checking in for my infusion and the receptionist told me, “If no one has told you red is your color, I just want you to know that. You look stunning!”

Whether I felt that way or not, I did now! It reminded me of why “people need to talk to each other more. What a difference that would make.

It also hits how people see you differently than you see yourself. How what a woman wears can make a difference.

And, although it was just gray sweats with a red sweatshirt that had gray writing, I put on makeup and earrings to make me feel less frumpy.

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05/30/2025