Chelsea Reeverts, a newly engaged and otherwise healthy young woman, was in for a shock when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS). She didn’t know much about MS or how it would affect her and her fiancé’s plans to start a family. But Clinical Pharmacy Specialist Nikki Hahn, PharmD, helped her figure out how to manage this disease through her new medications. “It's a balance between appropriately treating her disease and keeping in mind her life plans.” "I feel like I have a partner in this,” said Chelsea. For more care stories, visit: k-p.li/carestories.
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