A successful disc jockey with fans in DC, San Antonio, and all over the country, "Kid" Curry had reached the pinnacle of his career running the #1 rated radio station in Miami.

He was 50 and in the sweet spot of success... ...when the diagnosis came. Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Within three years he went from walking with a cane to using crutches to needing a wheelchair. Not only affecting his body, MS made him feel like his brain was "on fire" and his personality turned angry. That's when his wife said, "You've got to stop being angry at being in this wheelchair." This shift from anger to acceptance is only part of Kim "Kid" Curry's MS story. It's about a beautiful partnership with his wife, who never left his side and who he now cheers on as she operates as a hugely successful CEO. This new chapter of her success and the three books he's written since leaving broadcasting would have never happened without MS. Kim's commitment to a positive outlook shines through this interview, which covers a host of other topics, like why men don't talk about MS, the impact of vitamin D on his medication, how repealing The Fairness Doctrine changed broadcasting, and how he decided what was once scary is now "really pretty good." Learn more about Kim and his books at https://www.krcurry.com.