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Rosie Farrell shares a little of her story with us as part of the #IaMSomeone campaign to mark World MS Day.

Maggie Greene shares a little of her story with us as part of the #IaMSomeone campaign to mark World MS Day.

Mark Mitchell who is an MS community member shares some of his story with us as part of the #IaMSomeone campaign to mark World MS Day.

Naomi Donaldson is supporting our #IaMSomeone campaign by sharing her MS story.

Christina McDonald shares a little of her MS story with us as part of the #IaMSomeone campaign to mark World MS Day.

Paul Tierney shares his story with us as part of the #IaMSomeone campaign to mark World MS Day.

We know that MS impacts those living with it in different ways and there are over 9,000 people living in Ireland living different lives- NO TWO PEOPLE LIVES ARE THE SAME. This project aimed to highlight this and challenge some of the misconceptions about MS and what people living with MS look like.

How common are communication problems in progressive motor conditions and what impact do they have on people's lives.

Providing support or care to another person can be challenging, especially when it comes to an unpredictable condition like MS. The support of carers can be invaluable but it can take a toll on the carers themselves. Below are a number of resources which may be beneficial to carers when it comes to their self-care routines and practices. 

Managing your finances is a mainstay of modern life. The need to budget, shop around and ‘spring clean’ your finances is common to all. Irish research has shown that those with disabilities incur greater living costs, and this can lead to extra pressure on the bank balance.