MS: Busting the Myths
June 27, 2022 | Life with MS, My Story
Fifty-six is reasonably old to be diagnosed with multiple sclerosis given that the average age of onset is around thirty-four years and I will always be grateful that, even in the unlikely event that I live to be 100, I […]
October 27, 2021 | Life with MS
Andrew Hodson was diagnosed with Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS) in 2008. “I probably had it for 20 years before that. A mixture of symptoms appeared then went away, including numb legs plus pins and needles. The initial diagnosis was very […]
September 15, 2021
I woke up needing to use the toilet. Rubbing my eyes and blinking furiously, I tried to focus my vision. “Damn, I need more sleep” I remember thinking as I crawled back into bed. I was living in Berlin at […]
July 5, 2021
Anyone diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis is in for a rough ride, says Captain Jeremy Seed, RNZAEC. He lives with MS every day, and this is his story. I am a Reservist Officer. In October 2009 I undertook a week long, […]