Why I volunteer for research trials (and you should too)
Medical research into Multiple Sclerosis may benefit me in the future, and so I volunteer. Why don’t others?
Category: Trial
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 […]
Fearing Spring: The most common time for a relapse
I have to admit, I am growing a little anxious. Fearful even. Spring is here. Spring is the […]
Living with MS: Five moments I knew I am sick
I’m bored with MS Living with MS is not pleasant. But one gets used to it. It becomes […]
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 […]
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 […]
Joining a trial: Delaying multiple sclerosis?
So, I haven’t posted in a while. I’ve been feeling (relatively) fit and normal… and, well, that always […]