#045: NoStressMS – Entertaining education about MS. Interview with Damian Washington

#045: NoStressMS – Entertaining education about MS. Interview with Damian Washington

Damian Washington is a patient advocate of the black community in the US and provides his content in a very entertaining and authentic way.

You can read my questions and Damians answers on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/045-damian-washington

Damian Washington is my interview guest today, and we talk about his important role as a black patient advocate, speaking up and bringing visibility to a large community that has a high disease burden but is not yet well seen. With his entertaining approach, Damian is helping to make it easier to learn about MS and the challenges that come with the disease.

His background as an actor and producer who has directed three dozen national commercials in the US certainly helps him prepare his content. Join us for an enjoyable conversation about multiple sclerosis.

Introduction – Who is Damian Washington?

Damian Washington: diagnosed with MS in 2017. I'm from New York City and currently live in Los Angeles. Married to my college sweetheart of 23 years. A performer who's been in just over three dozen national commercials and voiceovers for brands like McDonald's, Fruit of the Loom, and Ring w/ Shaquille O Neal. My YouTube vlog quickly became about my experiences living with multiple sclerosis and my vlogs about my Ocrevus infusions are the most popular videos. Because I've emerged as a leader in the patient voice and patient perspective, I often consult on patient advisory councils for companies like Genentech, Merck and Novartis.

How and where can interested people find you online? ---

A big thank you to Damian for all his efforts and good luck and energy for the future.

See you soon and try to make the best out of your life,
Nele

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