“From Invisible to Visible: Jen Larios’ Journey with M.S.”
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In this episode of Walk and Roll Live – Disability Stories, we welcome back Jen Larios to continue her powerful conversation about living with multiple sclerosis. The first time Jen joined us, she shared her two-year struggle to get an M.S. diagnosis and what it was like living with an invisible disability. Now, as she spends more time using a wheelchair, Jen opens up about how her life has changed — from how people see her to how she sees herself.
Jen shares the challenges, misconceptions, and unexpected positives of transitioning from invisible to visible disability, along with her ongoing work in advocacy and research through the Beat-MS study at Stanford. Her story is a reminder of resilience, awareness, and the importance of community. Walk and Roll Live
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