Life with MS stories
"The more we talk about MS, the more others understand"
There are around 130,000 people living with MS in the UK, each with a different story to tell. Here, in their own words, people with MS share their experiences.
Caroline's story
"MS has made me look at my life and think about what's important"
Watch our film to hear the experiences of BBC journalist Caroline Wyatt.
Finding a new appreciation for life and everything in it
Twenty-six-year-old Amy is newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. She talks about how the diagnosis has made her appreciate life more as well as the importance of resting when you need to.
A sticky situation
For some people with MS, relapses can be a big part of their condition. In this blog, Elaine discusses the unpredictability of multiple sclerosis, including what it feels like to be in a relapse.
Cabbages and an MS King
Regular guest blogger, Martin Baum shares how he overcame his fear of standing out to appreciate the interesting conversation starters that walking aids can be.
Cat and Stanley get active
Cat was diagnosed with RRMS two years ago. Here, she shares how getting active with her cockapoo, Stanley, helps take her mind off things during tougher times.
Scooting adventures with Sally
Sally opens our eyes to a new way of getting around, reminding us that there are a number of options available to suit all levels of ability.
What led Trishna to become a health and disability advocate?
Multiple sclerosis advocate Trishna talks to us about fundraising, dance and the importance of support group, Asian MS.
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