Everyone’s experience of MS is different. This is the place for you to share YOUR story of MS: the good, the bad, and everything in between. Share your story and help us raise awareness of MS.

With the right support in place, MS shouldn’t stop you from working. Here we take a look at some practical support that can help.

The MS Trust have released a new report, Life changing: getting around with MS, which highlights the travel and transport challenges faced by people with MS.

Looks at how people make good choices at any time in their lives and puts forward suggestions when making life choices after diagnosis with MS.

This research explores how couples and families affected by MS seek, share and withhold health information.

Welcome to the November 2025 TiMS newsletter! We think that it is important to keep you up-to-date with the work we are doing. This newsletter will tell you about the things discussed at the last meeting and update you on our latest projects.

Ever wondered if smoking affects your MS? Sure, we all know the health risks linked to smoking. But, does smoking cause multiple sclerosis progression? And will your MS symptoms improve if you quit smoking? We dive deep into these questions with consultant neurologist, Professor Richard Nicholas. Plus, Caroline Smith, who lives with MS, talks us through the steps she took to quit smoking.

In this podcast, we chat about what you should do if you are worried that you might have MS, as well as what your next steps could be. We also have a personal story from Dr Daniel Matterson, better known as @the.ms.doctor on Instagram. He chats to us about his diagnosis and shares some tips about what you can do if you are worried you have MS.

Feeling overwhelmed and anxious at the thought of discussing your MS with a neurologist? Wondering what questions to ask and what you should bring? You’re not alone. We caught up with MS Trust Ambassador, Dr Agne Straukiene, to set out some strategies for making the most of your neurology appointments.