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Shift.ms, Platform, New Station Street, LS1 4JB, United Kingdom

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Shift.ms, Somerset House, Strand, West Goods Entrance, London WC2R 1LA, United Kingdom

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@watsoncraig

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watsoncraig

De-bunk myth

On my Facebook this popped up Every week, around 130 people are diagnosed with MS. Most people have heard of MS, but many don’t realise how it can affect you. We want to change that. This week, we’re launching our #MSUncovered campaign to sort the facts from the myths, show the different faces of M...
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@Craig2000

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Neck discomfort advice - what do you think?

SPMSer for a couple of years now, with standard MS issues, balance, fatigue, bladder the size of a walnut etc etc. For about 4 weeks now i've had what feels like muscle discomfort in the back of my neck, right rear side, as if i've slept uncovered and caught a cold breeze across it. I have done that...
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@DominicS

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DominicS

Covid-19 - Next Steps. Don't Touch Me!

Now we have officially moved to the Delay phase in the UK an additional thing to think about is Social Distancing. - Many, especially people who don't know is in the UK, think we are masters at this already. - Nonetheless, this is simply about physical distance. Touching, hugging, holding hands, kis...
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