In this episode we talk to neurologist Ruth Dobson about why menopause and perimenopause can affect multiple sclerosis, and what options there are to treat it. We also catch up with Hettie, who talks about how it affected her MS.

People with MS often find it hard to explain fatigue to others, so in this episode we ask how you would describe life with fatigue and what tips you would give for managing it. Plus, occupational therapist, Kate Hayward, shares some fatigue management techniques.

Volunteer Will returns with another peek behind the scenes. In this episode Will chats to the MS Trust information team about the questions they get asked, and the work they do to ensure everyone with MS can access the treatments and services they need.

Today we are talking about the often misunderstood topic of advance care planning. The MS Trust recently published an information book titled ‘Thinking ahead: setting out your wishes for your future care and treatment’.

In this episode Kate, a neurologist, explains the ins and outs of disease modifying drugs (DMD) and how to go about choosing one. We also talk to Sam, who shares her personal journey of choosing DMDs.

Talking about sex and sexual health isn’t easy. Many people find it an awkward or embarrassing topic to discuss. In this episode we’re trying to change this by opening up the conversation with MS nurses Lesley and Denise. We also chat with Roxy about their experiences of sex as someone living with MS.

Sex can be a tricky subject to talk about. That’s why we’ve invited subject experts Denise and Lesley to answer some of your questions. We also chat with Dom about his experiences on the subject of sex and MS.

To try and explain the ins and outs of visual problems we chat to neuro-ophthalmologist Dr Benson Chen about some common eye issues in MS. We also chat to Deb about her own experiences with eye issues that eventually led to her MS diagnoses.

This time we’ll be talking about thinking problems in MS. Problems with thinking and memory affect around half of all people with MS. To explain cognition issues in MS, we chatted with Professor Roshan das Nair. Helena and Debs also share their experiences with cognition difficulties and what they do to manage them.