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In our recent Community Survey you told us what living with MS is really like. Here’s what we heard, what it means, and what we’re doing next.
Luke lives in Massachusetts, USA. Diagnosed with MS in 2013, he shares how his perspective has evolved over the years, including new challenges, renewed insight and a deeper understanding of balance and self-compassion.
A day to celebrate global solidarity and hope for the future for the MS community
Azhi lives in Kurdistan and works as an educator and graphic designer. Diagnosed with MS in 2014, he shares how physical activity, lifestyle changes and consistency have helped him feel more in control of his health.
In this honest personal story, Hayley Baker reflects on hidden MS symptoms, diagnosis and support, and shares the new artwork she created to make the invisible visible.
Catherine Hunter, 47, lives in Glasgow, Scotland, and works as a Practice Nurse. When she was diagnosed with MS in 2014, she feared the worst.
This MS Awareness week we are challenging assumptions about MS. Community member Rabiah shares the assumptions others have made about her multiple sclerosis, and the ones she held herself, including the belief MS would limit her lifespan.
This MS Awareness Week, we’re challenging assumptions about multiple sclerosis. After being diagnosed, Sarah assumed her active life would have to change. Now, she’s on the start line of the London Marathon, proving that MS doesn’t always limit what’s possible.
New research shows how assumptions about MS are still shaping everyday experiences across the UK.
Gina Beach, Podcast Producer and OMSer, is joined by Dr Jonathan White, Overcoming MS Program Facilitator and Medical Advisor, to explore the complex world of MS medications and treatments.
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A 10-minute full stop meditation session can be of great benefit to people with multiple sclerosis as it helps to reduce stress.
Whether you are a running beginner, or are an experienced runner adapting to an MS diagnosis, here is a guide to get you out running, if that's your chosen form of exercise.
At the end of the day, “Sweet Dreams, Sweet Sleep” offers you a 18-minute night- time meditation to take you into a deeply-peaceful and delicious night’s sleep.
Spasticity might affect your ability to exercise but the good news is that stretching can help decrease the impact of spasticity.
People with multiple sclerosis should consider taking a short period out of their day to practice this five minute full stop meditation.