Ian Daly takes a light-hearted look at the increasingly bizarre 'cures' for MS.

In her latest blog for the MS Trust, Carla King looks at how to cope with homeschooling when you have MS.

In his latest blog, Ian Daly speaks candidly about his own experience with depression and urges others to seek help if needed.

2020 has been far from a normal year. In his latest blog for the MS Trust, Martin Baum reflects on the impact lockdown has had on MS care across the country.

Nigel Bartram, diagnosed with primary progressive MS (PPMS) in 2009, tells us why despite living in France, he is supporting the 'MS Trust...in us' campaign

Poet and Teacher Georgi Gill has used her experience with multiple sclerosis (MS) to set up poetry workshops PaMS at the University of Edinburgh.

Detective Constable Mike Gale is determined not to let MS define him following his diagnosis last June. Here, he talks about coming to terms with his diagnosis, the support he's received from the police force and the importance of taking care of your mental health.

Waiting for a potential multiple sclerosis diagnosis can be daunting. In this episode, we explore the "limbo land" time during your first appointments and a possible MS diagnosis. We discuss the roles of neurologists and the tests you might go through. Plus, we cover some top tips for preparing for each appointment and what to do next.

Determined not to tap out of exercise, wheelchair user Christopher discovered a form of Ju Jitsu that was just right. Find out how it improves his mental and physical health.