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LIVING WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS MS COUNTRY MUSIC STAR CLAY WALKER REFUSES TO LET MS STAND IN THE WAY OF HIS DREAMS

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LIVING WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS MS COUNTRY MUSIC STAR CLAY WALKER REFUSES TO LET MS STAND IN THE WAY OF HIS DREAMS

LIVING WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS MS COUNTRY MUSIC STAR CLAY WALKER REFUSES TO LET MS STAND IN THE WAY OF HIS DREAMS

According to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society every hour someone is newly diagnosed with MS an autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system and is the number one disease leading to disability in young adults. It usually strikes adults in the prime of their life between the ages of 20 and 50. The most common form of this potentially devastating disease is relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis RRMS . When multi-platinum country music sensation Clay Walker was first diagnosed with RRMS at age 26 his biggest fear was that the disease would halt his active lifestyle. Now eight years later Clay continues to record new albums perform to sold-out crowds ride horses and run on the beach with his daughters. His disease has also inspired him to become a voice - not just for country music fans but for the hundreds of thousands of people with MS and their families across the country.

Veoh | March 9, 2007Watch more videos from Veoh

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