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Do you have Multiple Sclerosis? Are you living near Galway, Limerick or Cork?

Causes, attributions and intervention needs

First ever Drive-in Bingo in Laois

Get creative and design a logo for the University of Limerick's 'Step it Up' programme

Great initiative supporting local communities

The View From Here: Opinions From a Life With Multiple Sclerosis

Recently I took a trip with some of my fellow bloggers to Lisbon. During a chat over coffee with one of the ladies the subject of  "When I was diagnosed" came up. It inspired me to go rooting though my college boxes when I got home and I found a notebook I had while I was going through the diagnostic process. When I think back to that time I tell myself that I remember every thought and every feeling I had. Well it turns out that I don't. When I was reading over my written ramblings I felt as if it was written by a different person. Life really has moved on so far in the short 3 years since I was diagnosed. I read about the fears I had, the feelings I experiences and the thoughts that came to me. The trauma of the diagnosis had given me such a distorted view of my life and my future. I thought I was fine, but looking back it was an extremely traumatic time in my life. I was wasting energy thinking about something that might never happen. This got me thinking about the advice I would give myself if I could magically send a letter to the past. Here is my letter to me:

Cooking pot with siphon attachment for people with a disability

Aubagio given green light in Ireland

Biogen Idec has provided this update about Fampyra, following changes to its availability in July.