I rarely asked myself what I needed because I was too busy making sure everyone else had what they needed. I felt a sharp pain down my life side, like an electric shock, and then I felt nothing. When I got home, I couldn't return to the life I had left behind. Black women who had never seen someone who looked like them talk openly about MS without sanitizing it. So I kept going: I eventually created a documentary that follows the stories of five Black women living with MS, called All in My Head.