All in My Head weaves a personal narrative of resilience and connection, offering an inspiring look at the power of storytelling to heal and empower. Through intimate stories from activists like Azure Antoinette, Paralympic champion Kadeena Cox, and everyday heroes, this film dives into the often overlooked realities of Black MS warriors.
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The H Collective’s mission is to empower individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) by alleviating the financial burdens associated with out-of-pocket medical expenses and personal living costs. As founders who also live with MS, we understand the challenges firsthand. We are committed to providing essential education, resources, and support to enhance the quality of life for those affected by MS.
Through compassion, community, and advocacy, we strive to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.
The Facts
According to recent studies, Black people have a higher prevalence of MS than previously thought, with research indicating that around 3 in 1,000 black people are diagnosed with MS, which translates to a significantly higher risk compared to other racial groups. Some studies even suggest a 47% increased risk compared to white people. Yet the research and understanding of the way MS affects black people is limited. All in my Head aims to bring a voice to a community that is often voiceless in the medical field. The film highlights this far too common phenomena, raise awareness, while also showing the beauty in community, strength in numbers, and hope.