“Today, I’m experiencing symptoms of my multiple sclerosis,” she admitted, making her message all the more raw and real. The flare-ups, often requiring advanced imaging tests and specialist consultations, highlight the complexity of chronic disease management in today’s healthcare system.
Janice Dean also opened up about the physical toll of living with multiple sclerosis, describing a persistent sunburn-like sensation on the back of her neck—a symptom that can require neurological evaluations and long-term wellness therapies for relief.
“Even though we look okay on the surface—I’ve got my hair and makeup done, I’m smiling on Fox & Friends—inside can be quite a challenge.” For those without robust health coverage, such ongoing treatment and symptom relief may feel out of reach.
Still, Dean expressed gratitude and solidarity with others fighting the same battle. “Sometimes it’s tough to put on that smiling face, but we have to do it. And I wanted to, on this World MS Day, say thank you to all my fellow MS warriors who continue to move despite the challenges every day.”
A Global Health Crisis Without a Cure. Multiple sclerosis is a serious and potentially disabling condition that targets the central nervous system.
