For some people with MS, relapses can be a big part of their condition. In this blog, Elaine discusses the unpredictability of multiple sclerosis, including what it feels like to be in a relapse.

Ian, diagnosed with primary progressive multiple sclerosis last August, tells us about his journey with MS and offers some advice for others in a similar situation.

Many people with MS find support through the online community. There is an ever-growing range of social media groups, blogs, forums and discussion groups where people with MS can share experiences, ask questions, and connect with other people who understand what they are going through. Emily Thurston writes The Wibbly Dinosaur blog. Here she tells us how blogging has helped her deal with “all the craziness that MS throws at you”.

Help support people living with multiple sclerosis this April. Vote for the MS Trust in the Discount Promo Codes charity poll.

This research looked at the characteristics of multiple sclerosis when it begins in people over the age of 50.

David Martin reflects on the key achievements of the MS Trust over the last 30 years.

While the crisis has been challenging, it has also brought innovation and an appetite to permanently change the way MS services work.

In this episode, we chat with Corinne from our helpline about what questions they hear from people who have recently been diagnosed and the types of responses they give to them. We also talk to Team GB athlete Lina Nielsen, who was diagnosed as a teenager about her MS diagnosis and her approaches to handling the condition.

Our amazing supporter Kenny Smith is getting back in the saddle this summer as he cycles around the UK for 50 consecutive days to raise money for the MS Trust and celebrate what would have been his sister Kathleen’s 50th birthday.