Each New Year sees me making a list of resolutions that I end up forgetting about after a week. Usually things like “I’ll make my bed as soon as I get up”, “I’ll get to the bottom of the laundry basket”, and (the old favourite) “I’ll stop eating crisps and biscuits and stick to healthy, nutritious meals”. It’s usually a half-hearted attempt, I am a lazy lump when it comes to housework and love nothing more than sitting on the couch with a packet (or two) of crisps.
In November 2014, the team at our North East Regional Office joined local businesses, schools and other members of the community in decorating Christmas trees which were then on display at St Maeldoid's Parish Church in Castleblayney, Co Monaghan where the public were invited to make a charity donation.
This week, Emma Rogan looks back on the year of MS and Me and reflects on the paths we take through life.
Survey exploring wheelchair users’ experience of wheelchair and seating provision
EFNA launch European survey on the impact of living with a brain disorder
In this week's MS and Me blog Joan looks at big hetic life events like Christmas when you have MS. She said 'This is not meant to be a sad blog. It’s about admitting that stuff happens during the year but lots of amazing, wonderful and unexpected things happen too'
Track and record your symptoms to optimise your medical consultations
Please read on for a very exciting announcement from Dr Susan Coote, Physiotherapy Lecturer, Deaprtment of Clinical Therapies at the Univeristy of Limerick.
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