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Source The Telegraph
BMSTC Member, Beccy Huxtable, is one of four women who open up about the problems of finding love and maintaining relationships in the face of debilitating illnesses.
‘I worried that he wouldn’t find me attractive’: the challenges of dating with a disability. Read on
Pick up your 2015 card at reception. Amongst a myriad of other uses, it will let you use Milton Park Club pool or gym at off-peak times for £2.50 (and free for accompanying carer).
There will be a demonstration by Chris Maskell (First Aid Trainer) on the use of a de-fib and any questions, at the Annual General Meeting on
Mon 22nd June at 12.00 prompt
Two studies have recently been published which use videogame technology or “exergaming” to improve balance in people with MS. One study used Nintendo Wii Fit and the other used an electronic sensor floor mat connected to a TV screen in a rhythm stepping video game. Impaired balance can be one of the most disabling aspects of MS and can increase the risk of falls. Read on.
You might be interested to follow this blogspot: tracyslemtradajourney.blogspot.co.uk The MS treatment which is a low dose of campath. A Reading Centre member who recently had oxygen here started treatment this week.
