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I highly suggest this as a health insurance program; all medical costs are covered… ALL…what a relief! It only took me 32 years to find out about this program & I was accepted for all of 2025! I just wish other people knew about it, as well, as I personally know how financially burdensome this can a...

Sorry for another moan but I feel like absolute crap since my 2nd half dose infusion on Monday. I feel so flat, fatigued, fuzzy headed, my spatial awareness is none existent and I’ve fell over and almost fell off the steps to my house, my right arm is aching and can barely feel from it or do anythin...

To all MSers, carers, supporters, health care professionals, et al. However little or much we all do, individually or collectively, we’re all valuable contributors, the cogs in future processes leading to earlier diagnosis, life-enhancing treatments and raising awareness. One hand cannot clap! Sha...

This is something I posted on my blog today. Normally I ignore my MS and concentrate on wildlife and gardening, but today I was tempted to share a little. Today is World Multiple Sclerosis Day. There is always a day for something or other and most of them pass us by unremarked. Unfortunately, rather...

As World MS day approaches (30th May) we ask ourselves why have a World MS Day? The answer is simple it’s there to raise funds and awareness, for and of MS. Raising funds Raising funds is important as without funds, research can’t happen. Without research a cure will never be found and a cure is w...

childhood i coulfnt plsy kimdergatden. games vertigo when o play in theme park daignosis 2 optic neuritis poor courfnation i slipped over whhen i played footie with friends slow om staird them limbing sy ini cant manage two stairs veryigo double vesion more than once lost sbility to taste in half ...

This MS Awareness Week, Shift.ms have partnered with MS Society, MS Trust, Neurotherapy Network, Overcoming MS, MS Together and MS-UK to launch the #MSUnfiltered campaign. Together, we're dropping the filter and getting real, shining a light on those not-so-glam symptoms. Have you had any symptoms...

As World MS day approaches (30th May) we ask ourselves why have a World MS Day? The answer is simple it’s there to raise funds and awareness, for and of MS. Raising funds Raising funds is important as without funds, research can’t happen. Without research a cure will never be found and a cure is w...

I attended a MS Awareness day in Maidstone, Kent this week. There was a session run by Dr Anisha Doshi, a neurologist from Darent Valley Hospital, Kent. I have some cognitive issues so was very interested in her talk. The main takeaways were: Cognitive issues are invisible (issues include memo...

Are you all aware of the potential impact of a UTI on your MS? I only had my awareness of this raised while listening to a podcast by Gavin Giovannoni from the MS Selfie group. This information explained a lot based on the fact I had had five UTIs in 2022, and I was completely unaware of the poten...