The Progress in MS Research Public Lectures
MS research is controversial Medical research is controversial. And medical research into Multiple Sclerosis tends to be more […]
HSCT is not yet a treatment (although I wish it was)
Caveat: I am neither for nor against HSCT. I have RRMS, and HSCT may very well be in […]
Getting on with it: A mother and business woman living with MS
Reblogged from the We Don’t Talk About project: Getting on with it: A mother and business woman living […]
Healthy, happy and moving to a monthly blog
For the first time in two years, I’ve started the year healthy… and by ‘healthy’, I mean not […]
My two year MS anniversary
This was post republished with permission on Uninterrupted on 17 December 2015 and YouShare on 8 February 2016. Two years […]
We Don’t Talk About featured on Channel Ten News in Sydney
Channel Ten News in Sydney featured my We Don’t Talk About project over the weekend. The purpose of We […]
Interviewing the chronically ill: We have more in common than not
‘Citizens of sickness’ For my current project, We Don’t Talk About, I am walking into people’s lives and […]
Telling people you are sick: The good that can come from it
My current project, We Don’t Talk About, talks publicly about the impact of chronic disease on a person’s life. […]
MS Australia’s National Advocacy Conference: What is the plan?
The point of the annual conference The annual advocacy conference of MS Australia was held in Canberra in […]