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OMSer Nicole Zobrist shares how she is actively incorporating meditation into her daily life, and what her meditation goals are.
What is your hope for World MS Day?
Dr Jonathan White writes about the latest research from NEU on the link between stress-reducing activities and levels of fatigue, depression and mastery in people with MS.
Knowing when and how to communicate an MS diagnosis with colleagues can be challenging. Here, one OMSer shares how they approached the task of sharing information about the condition with their employers.
Marah Francesca Beach photographs daily life through a unique perspective, inspired by movement and the relationship between Earth and people.
Jenny shares her experience of disclosing and talking to her friends about MS.
Hannah shares her latest publication, which incorporated some of the data collected from a previous survey completed by OMSer's, on the topic of psychological support in MS.
Regina Beach was diagnosed with RRMS in April 2021 and been following the Overcoming MS Program ever since. Regina is also the Trusts and Community Fundraising Manager here at OMS.
During our 10th anniversary year Overcoming Multiple Sclerosis is the 2022 Delamore Arts charity partner. SW OMS Ambassador Tessa Jane has been leading the partnership to coordinate artists and workshops throughout the month-long event.
Following her MS diagnosis and finding her fitness 'crew' Kiki set out to accomplish something BIG to celebrate the way she was feeling.
Dr Jonathan White writes about the latest research from the NEU on the relationship between a person’s diet and how it relates to their health in the coming years.
Living with a chronic illness can be difficult enough, without the weight of feeling a sense of responsibility to disclose it to those around us, especially when we are quite affected by our symptoms.
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