MS Doesn’t Stop Me
To say that 'MS doesn't stop me', I'm lying, or at the very least, exaggerating. To be more accurate, I can say, unequivocally, that I do my very, very best to not let it get in the way. Lucina
To say that 'MS doesn't stop me', I'm lying, or at the very least, exaggerating. To be more accurate, I can say, unequivocally, that I do my very, very best to not let it get in the way. Lucina
This week Declan Groeger challenges perceptions and examines our idea of independence. Desire to be free is a driving force for innovation and personal revolution.
In our lifetime the world has indeed become a smaller place. Odd then, that our joint experience with this disease is so varied…
Bucket lists… things-to-do-before-I-retire… Many of us all have some sort of ‘list’ in our minds of things we want to achieve in life. This week Willeke lets us in on her list, how she uses it and the importance of having goals in her life.
This week Niamh looks at the adjustments she has made to improve her general well-being.
This week Emma Rogan takes a look at research, how things have changed in the Multiple Sclerosis Community, what the successes have been and what areas remain relatively unexamined.
This week Declan Groeger juxtaposes two very different topics, MS and Irish history, to give a unique perspective. It is who walks alongside us that can transform loss to victory.
In the second of our year-long series of debate blogs, Trevis talks about NOT taking an MS disease modifying therapy'.
In this week’s MS & Me blog, Niamh takes a look at why she decided to go on medication to manage her MS.
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