Explaining what MS feels like: Words don’t mean what they used to
This post was re-published by elephant journal as Putting it into words: What it feels like to have […]
Repairing the damaged brain: Hope for MS backed up by science
Many of us know someone with Alzheimer’s Disease, or Parkinson’s Disease, or Multiple Sclerosis (if you’re reading this, […]
Falling apart with MS Part 2: The diagnosis confirmed
I’ve thought long and hard about this post. It is the most distressing to date, and I was […]
Inspiring MS: Kayla Montgomery is the very best of MS
I’m 15 years older than you, Kayla Montgomery, and only a year into my MS diagnosis. All I […]
Falling apart with MS: ‘You’d bleed just to know you’re alive’
November was no bed of roses. After 33 years in this body, it is surreal when it stops […]
Coming out of the MS closet: The secret world of MS
To tell or not to tell? My approach has been open and honest, although that has drawbacks. Everyone […]
Seeing MS: The invisible disease
It is hard to explain to others the sensations that come with a neurological disease. I am healthy […]
Walking for MS: MS Walk + Fun Run 2014
My family surprised me today. Six of my female relatives – mother, sister, sister-in-law, cousin and aunties – […]
Delaying treatment: When to start MS medication?
This is a tough entry to write, one I have been avoiding. I found the decision a simple […]