Do you have trouble interpreting emotions – your own or those of others? Well you’re not alone.
A recent MS Society funded project has shed some light on the influence MS can have on emotions and how this could be managed. Read on.
Do you have trouble interpreting emotions – your own or those of others? Well you’re not alone.
A recent MS Society funded project has shed some light on the influence MS can have on emotions and how this could be managed. Read on.
During the rest of the summer, Andy is going to be organising aqua classes with Caroline on a private basis but members are welcome to attend too for a contibution towards the cost. The next two are on Friday July 10th and August 14th at 2.00. No notice needed-just show up at the pool.
From September we expect to have a free regular monthly class in place.
It is National Volunteers’ Week – this is our opportunity to say a “HUGE THANK YOU” to all of our wonderful volunteers.
We simply could not operate without you! It is your efforts that go such a long way to help so many local people living with MS. You help to bring the building to life and make the Centre such a friendly and welcoming place to be.
Once again, thank you for all that you do to help so many :0)
Four in five people with multiple sclerosis in the UK are misdiagnosed, with more than a quarter told incorrectly that they have a trapped nerve, a survey suggests.
The poll found that 39% of people with MS waited more than a year for a correct diagnosis, prompting the MS Society to warn that too many people are suffering needlessly as a result of the delays. Read on
Source MS Trust:
The media has highlighted the results of a survey published today by the MS Society about being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. The survey raises issues about the challenges of being diagnosed with MS and the delays and mis-diagnoses that some people experience. It reflects many of the themes that came out in the MS Trust’srecent research into the experience of being diagnosed with MS. Read on.