Today’s episode of the FUMS Podcast Show features a fascinating conversation with Dr. Aaron Boster MD. Dr. Boster is that rare thing – an MS Specialist Neurologist with his own YouTube channel (and over 15,000 subscribers).
In this fun and absorbing chat with Kathy, Dr. Boster talks about his career, his YouTube videos and even has time to answer a selection of questions submitted to the FUMS Facebook Page.
Please Note: we had some technical issues with the early parts of Dr. Boster’s interview. We hope you agree that everything he shares is so valuable that you’ll stick with it!
Topics covered include:
- How his family’s experience of Multiple Sclerosis led Dr. Boster to become an MS specialist neurologist
- Why he decided to launch his own YouTube channel
- How discussions in clinic lead to topics for his channel
- His thoughts on end of life wishes and advance directives
- Boster answers a few questions from the FUMS Nation!
Resources for this episode (clickable links):
- Dr. Boster’s video about MS and End of Life wishes and Advance Directives
- Dr. Aaron Boster YouTube channel
- Dr. Aaron Boster Facebook page
- Dr. Aaron Boster on Twitter
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Just discovered the FUMS site thanks to a link on Multiple Sclerosis News Today yesterday. It is so good and informative. Getting an appointment with a neurologist where I live in the UK is really difficult and that was before the present shut down. I will definitely listen to more podcasts. I have MS diagnosed officially in 2014 though definitely giving symptoms for 18 years if not longer. THANK YOU DR BOSTER .