Miguel Allamani
Miguel Allamani is a Canadian writer and artist living with Multiple Sclerosis. His work focuses on identity, adaptation, dignity, and the lived reality of chronic illness without pity, false hope, or “overcoming” language. He creates honest, accessible work built for real-life use under fatigue, pain, brain fog, and the strain that illness places on both individuals and the people who love them. His work has been featured by MS Canada.
FEATURED PROJECTS
Featured by MS Canada
MS Canada recently shared my story about art, disability, adaptation, and creating More Than MS after MS changed the way I could draw.
WHAT THE MS COMMUNITY IS SAYING
More Than MS — Graphic Memoir“As an artist who can no longer draw, paint, crochet, etc. because MS took my hands, this is inspiring and gives me some hope.”
“Just read your graphic memoir. It was absolutely wonderful. What an inspiration.”
“It lifted me up out of a darker day.”
“Not only were you able to make a graphic memoir, you made a legit high quality, engaging memoir.”
“It’s like a masterclass in adapting to MS.”
“This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing with all of us.”Selected anonymous comments from Reddit readers in the MS community after the MS Canada feature.
The Tuesday Playbook — Practical MS WritingResponses to Miguel’s MS support writing in real MS community conversations.
“This tore me down and built me back up again.”
“I don’t think I knew what I was looking for when I posted here today, but I think this was it.”
“What a great response for a newly diagnosed MS friend!”
“This is one of the best posts on how to deal with that initial MS shock that I’ve ever read.”
“Read it, save it, and read it again.”
“Read it monthly if you have to because this is just great advice.”
Media
For interviews, features, speaking, podcasts, or review materials, explore the media resources below or get in touch.
Contact
Want to reach out about my work, the graphic memoir, The Tuesday Playbook, or future opportunities? You can contact me here or follow along on social media.