For the Logan family, raising money to fight multiple sclerosis is a personal mission.
Are you ready for the BP MS 150? Whether you are riding or driving to cheer on the cyclists, you will want to know what's happening on the roads.
This weekend, more than 13,000 cyclists and 3,500 volunteers will hit the road from Houston to Austin in the BP MS 150. It's a two day, 180 mile trek and the largest fundraiser for Multiple Sclerosis in the world. The central nervous system disease can affect anyone, even an active, young mom. Lisa Sailor explains what her life is like with MS.
All of the riders in the BP MS 150 have a personal story. From fundraising to a personal connection and even a professional one. The ride course is where it all merges together for Dr. George Hutton. Dr. Hutton treats MS patients everyday and this year, he will ride alongside some of them in the BP MS 150.
Most people who suffer from MS are diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 50, but MS can affect anyone, even a teenage football quarterback from Katy.
More women are participating in cycling and as more women start to ride bicycles, technology to fit women properly has improved. ABC13 reporter and BP MS 150 cyclist, Christine Dobbyn has a look at the new way women can find the perfect bicycle fit.