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Hi everyone! Welcome to my blog where I desire to bring awareness to the MS disease through my transparent everyday journey. By sharing a piece of my life, I wish to promote change and inspire those who read. Please enjoy and share these stories with someone who could use a word of encouragement.

         "I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength"  - Philippians 4:13

Lisa Angel Ray Named Spectrum NY1’s New Yorker of the Week

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Draft for Lisa’s review , not for publication or scheduling.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 that a difficult diagnosis does not have to be the end of the story.

We invite you.

Angels Hearts for Hope: Turning Experience Into Impact

In 2020, Lisa founded Angels Hearts for Hope Foundation to raise awareness about Multiple Sclerosis and empower people living with the condition. The foundation grew from her own experience and from a desire to help others feel less alone.

Through awareness and advocacy, Angels Hearts for Hope works to encourage MS warriors to overcome adversity and pursue their full potential. The foundation also connects people with resources, hosts community events, and supports efforts that can improve quality of life.

This work matters because MS can affect far more than mobility. It can influence employment, independence, transportation, finances, family responsibilities, emotional wellness, and access to safe spaces. Support must be compassionate, practical, and centered on the whole person.

The foundation’s events and fundraisers help create opportunities for connection while bringing attention to the needs of the MS community. Gatherings such as the annual MS Strong Sneaker Ball remind us that advocacy can be energetic, joyful, and unforgettable. We can raise awareness while celebrating resilience. We can talk honestly about challenges while making room for laughter, friendship, movement, and hope.

 
 
 

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- Maya Angelou
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