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Brit scientist could be about to CURE multiple sclerosis and provide hope for millions
A British scientist could have made one of the most important medical breakthroughs of recent years.
Dr Su Metcalfe and her team at LIFNano believe they have found the cure for the devastating condition, multiple sclerosis .
Volunteers needed
Volunteers needed to shake collection tins (though you are not actually allowed to shake them!) on 9th July at Didcot Sainsbury’s. We ask for 2 people to collect for a 1.5hr slot. If you are able to help please put your name down on the sheet in reception or let Sue know by email. Many thanks.
Stephanie Millward experienced her first symptoms at the age of 16 and was diagnosed with MS when she was 18
“Keep believing and keep dreaming. Don’t let MS or any other illness stand in the way of your hopes and dreams – if you believe it you can achieve it!”
16,500 plus people sent a message to party leaders demanding they protect disability benefits.
16,500 plus people sent a message to party leaders demanding they protect disability benefits.
We’re part of the Disability Benefits Consortium (DBC), a network of more than 80 disability charities and organisations. And today we came together with our communities to deliver an open letter to party leaders, urging them to make no more cuts to disability benefits in the next Parliament. Read more
Cognition and cognitive symptoms
Source MS Trust
Do you struggle to find the right word at times? Or do you perhaps go into your kitchen to fetch something and don’t remember what you were meant to get?
How I learned to love my walking stick
Source The Guardian
When Penny Anderson began using a stick, it made her feel vulnerable. But it taught her a lot about other people – and customising it made it her own.
Acne treatment may slow onset of MS
Source MS Society:
Minocycline, a common acne treatment, may slow down the onset of MS in people with Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS).