Lauren was diagnosed with MS in June last year. Here she shares how MS was the wake-up call she needed to start living life to the full - and to write her first book!

The MS Trust are delighted to welcome Caitlin Sorrell as the new Chair of trustees from December 2020.

When Martin Baum first learned Coronation Street was to introduce an MS storyline, his immediate reaction was one of "wariness tinged with optimism". Here he gives his verdict on how MS has been represented by the soaps over the years.

From poetry to photography, many people find a creative outlet can help them make sense of MS. Emma Warhurst, diagnosed with MS five years ago, writes supernatural thrillers and uses her MS symptoms as inspiration! She shares her story.

An MS diagnosis back in September turned out to be the 'push' Samantha Cooper needed to start her own dream business. "Like everybody with MS, I have no idea what my future with the condition looks like but I hope to keep a positive mindset and overcome it the best way that I can," she tells us.

This MS Awareness Week (April 20-26), we’re focusing on MS and mental health, shining the spotlight on the problems that many people with MS, as well as their loved-ones, face and encouraging them to speak up and seek support. Remember, it’s okay not to be okay​. Here, Carla King, who lives with MS, shares her experiences and offers some tips for managing mental health symptoms.

Will Berard is a stand-up comedian who lives with MS. In the first of a new series of blogs on mental health and MS, Will urges us all to value our mental health as much as our physical health.

In the second blog of a new series focusing on mental health and MS, Will Berard writes about his experience of managing anxiety.

In his latest blog on MS and mental health, Will Berard writes candidly about the impact depression has had on him, and why we need to get better at recognising depression as a symptom of MS, and not just "because MS is a bummer. Man"