Our research shows that MS fatigue gets you down. Here's some ideas to help you.

Consultant neurologist, Dr Kirstie Anderson, talks about which sleep disorders are more common in MS and shares her tips for getting a better night’s sleep.

Whether you fancy taking part in an event or doing something in your community, there are lots of ways you can fundraise for MS Trust.

Just been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS)? MS Trust is here to help you with practical and relevant information rooted in real life. Let us answer your questions and listen to your concerns with empathy.

Martin Baum shares how he came around to the idea of using a walking stick and began to appreciate the interesting conversation starters that walking aids can be.

Lizzy and Martin give us their candid take on life caring for someone you love. It is part of their story along with a good dose of honesty, great family and friends, hobbies, good food and positive thinking.

Regular contributor, Carla King shares her relapse diary, talking about how she felt when she learnt that she had had three consecutive relapses following thirteen years of being relapse-free.

Carla King returns with a second blog on her most recent relapse, this time detailing how she got on with taking steroids, despite an initial reluctance.

Nigel Bartram was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 13 years ago. In his new book MS A Funny Thing (well s?metimes), he looks at some of the more comedic elements of living with a chronic illness.