Are you one of Ireland's 391,000+ carers? Knowing that you are part of this large cohort of society may not be that comforting if you may feel isolated in this role. Or you may not identify yourself as a carer but simply do what needs to be done for your spouse/partner/child/family member with MS. But you are not alone.
Nadia Anshasi was diagnosed with MS on World MS Day, she reflects on what this annual event really means to her.
Buying a house is stressful at the best of times but when you live with a disability it’s a whole other ball game.
This week Robert Joyce shares his experiences of using assistive technologies and how they help to manage his day to day life.
Niamh has been living with MS for over 10 year's and this year is taking part in the May 50k. Below, Niamh outlines why she is taking part and how important the challenge is to her.
This week’s MS and Me blog from Grace Kavanagh
“... I have suffered a very real loss.”
This week Katie St Lawrence looks at how she decided on her MS treatment.
During the first lockdown Maggie Green reflected on her diagnosis of MS in 2016 and why she has returned to her studies.
This week Emma Valentine shares what self care living with Multiple Sclerosis means to her, what settles her mind, calms her and that feeling of preparedness.
One year on Ciara O Meara reflects on life with MS, lockdowns, restrictions, wedding magazines, a Grammy and so much more!
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