With Fuelmii, you just phone and they come to your car wherever it is – so disabled people or anyone else do not need to get to a garage. They work 24/7 with no delivery fee. You only pay for the fuel you get and this is at or below supermarket prices. This was advertised… Read more »
Posts By: Karen Jones
Final results from the MS Risk Sharing Scheme (RSS) published
Source MS Trust: The MS Trust has praised the pioneering work of the MS Risk Sharing Scheme (RSS) as the final results from the scheme are published in the BMJ today (September 24). “The RSS was a truly innovative scheme and continues to deliver real benefits for people with MS,” commented David Martin, Chief Executive of the MS… Read more »
Link between smoking and MS clearer than ever
Source MS Society: Our new evidence review shows the link between smoking and MS is clearer than ever. Smoking can make MS worse and speed up how fast people with MS become disabled. Ahead of October’s annual ‘Stoptober’ campaign, our independent research review shows smoking can: make MS more active worsen and speed up the… Read more »
Milton Park Monthly Update
28th September 2018 Issue 001 This newsletter brings you the latest and greatest stories from around the park. Welcome to the new style Milton Park newsletter. Find out about news & events from across the Park. Head over to our news & events pages on the website for even more exciting updates. Tell us your… Read more »
Exercise and disability
Monica specialises in Aquatic exercise and disability active gym at The Park Club. She is affected by the neurological disease ALD/AMN and is aware of some of the challenges people face when going to the gym. Please click here for further information monica instructability leafet There are also Disability Active leaflets available at the centre.
Radar keys
I have some Radar Keys if anyone would like to purchase, they are £5 each.
Many thanks
We have been nominated in the Didcot Community and Business Awards, thank you very much to those who nominated us, lets see what happens.
Physical exercise fights fatigue and depression in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), a new study reveals.
Source Multiple Sclerosis News Today: Physical exercise fights fatigue and depression in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), a new study reveals. Remarkably, these positive outcomes in psychological health can be achieved without significant alterations in the patient’s body weight or body mass index (BMI), further supporting the idea that exercise could be an effective therapeutic intervention for MS. The study with… Read more »
Enhanced flu jab to save ‘hundreds of lives’
Source BBC: The over-65s vaccine will protect against three strains of flu, but people under 65, in the so-called at-risk groups, will be offered a vaccine that protects against four types of flu. At-risk groups include pregnant women and those with long-term health conditions. The enhanced vaccine that will be given this year contains extra… Read more »
MS patients denied drug which could keep them out of wheelchair
Source the Telegraph: “As doctors, we are left feeling powerless when we deliver the devastating diagnosis of PPMS to people because we know there is currently no disease-modifying treatment available to help them. “It is even more frustrating that an effective treatment that can help slow the disease has been developed and made available across… Read more »
