Enero is a Film Auteur and Visual Artist residing in Chicago, IL. She holds at Bachelors degree from Columbia College, Chicago in Film and Video. Enero has worked several independent and feature productions; and, is always in collaborative efforts with local musicians and artists.

ABOUT THE FILM:

Every week in the United States 200 people are diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. In Canada every day another 3 people are diagnosed with the same illness. Worldwide MS is thought to affect 2.5 million people. No two people have the same symptoms. MS is a chronic, unpredictable disease of the central nervous system. It is thought to be an autoimmune disorder. At this moment in history there is no cure for Multiple Sclerosis.

Most of the general public may know the initials MS and/or the words Multiple Sclerosis; however, do not understand what those words really entail. Upon my own diagnosis in 2007, I was confused and frightened. I had absolutely no concept of what this meant for my life and my body. Upon further research and getting to know others with MS, I found that I was not the only one. As I began to disclose to family and friends even more ignorance about the illness came to light. And so, I decided to use my skills and passion for filmmaking to tell this much needed story.

This documentary will follow many unique and powerful stories told by a person living with MS. As well, I will share my own story. The viewer will get to know the person behind the initials (M.S.) and follow his or her trek with the illness . "That Day" will also discuss the history of MS, the current treatments and the medical advancements on the horizon by incorporating expert interviews with medical professionals, specializing in Multiple Sclerosis.