Amy was diagnosed with MS when she was just 14 years old. She faced isolation, bullying and despair, but has emerged from her experience stronger, and determined to help the MS Trust make sure no young person ever has to take on MS alone.

When Debbie’s husband Joe took part in a half marathon in Malta, it inspired her to give running a try for herself. Since then she’s really got the bug for running and is now inspiring others to get involved with some fantastic fundraising challenges.

When Isobel was diagnosed with MS aged just 22, she vowed it would “make me not break me”. Determined to help other young people in a similar situation, she decided to start vlogging about her journey with MS. Over a year later, Izzy’s YouTube channel, Izzy MS, has thousands of subscribers and her videos have proved an invaluable source of support for people with MS from all over the world. We caught up with Izzy to find out more.

Sexual difficulties, including difficulty reaching orgasm, are common in men with MS. Sexual issues often result from a complex interaction of physical, social, psychological and emotional elements. Read more in this A-Z entry.

Follow our useful information and advice to help manage Christmas and holiday stress with MS.

Beneath the Tracksuit's Robert Gillett talks about how poetry has helped him express himself and turn his pain into something meaningful.

After finding out that he had multiple sclerosis by accident, Daniel’s life changed entirely. In this blog, he tells us about how the unexpected news led him to become a doctor.

Multi-award winning health and disability advocate Trishna Bharadia blogs about her experiences of MS as someone from the South Asian community.

Great North Run fundraiser, Connor Peebles writes a letter to multiple sclerosis. Connor's sister Patsy was diagnosed with MS at the age of 14.