How The Myelin Room was born

The Myelin Room began as a ridiculous late-night idea while studying neurology with my medical school friend Alex.

We joked that when we became doctors, we'd open a nightclub called "The Myelin Room."

We became doctors.

I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis—a disease that affects myelin.

Suddenly, the nightclub felt less hypothetical.

For me, The Myelin Room is a reminder that even when a body changes, it is still worth celebrating.

And now, it's my invitation to you to move, sweat, connect, and find joy in simply being alive.

Alex and me, many years after inventing a fictional nightclub that somehow became real. 

What to expect

• 30 minutes of music and movement
• Camera on or off
• No dance skills? No problem.
• Cost: No cover charge
  
• Drink minimum: one glass of water