Editorial

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Abstract

On Groundhog Day — a popular tradition in North America — we try to use the reaction of a rodent in February to predict how long winter will last. Though this may seem silly, it is somehow easier to accept 6 more weeks of a rough winter with the promise of a warmer spring ahead. If you are feeling COVID-19 fatigue, you are not alone. This has been a long winter already and 2022 brings the promise of a new, warmer “normal.” The team at International Journal of MS Care looks forward to many positive changes in 2022 with hopes for broader international reach and potentially new types of submissions incorporating videos and trainee work.

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Willis, M. A. (2022). Editorial. International Journal of MS Care. Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis. https://doi.org/10.7224/1537-2073-24.1.iv

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