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Cheri Roseberry from the University of Arizona College of Nursing: How to Cope with Uncertainty in Multiple Sclerosis

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Acknowledging that uncertainty is a key factor in the care and treatment of multiple sclerosis is part of a solution to a problem, finding the best way to deal with that uncertainty is another issue that must be confronted by patients and doctors alike.

Acknowledging that uncertainty is a key factor in the care and treatment of multiple sclerosis is part of a solution to a problem, finding the best way to deal with that uncertainty is another issue that must be confronted by patients and doctors alike.

Speaking at the annual meeting of the Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers Cheri Roseberry, PhD, RN, from the University of Arizona College of Nursing discussed what can be done to help these patients even when there may not be definitive answers to many of their questions.

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