Multiple Sclerosis (MS) affects more than 25,000 Aussies. According to MS Australia, “The progressive neurological disease interferes with nerve impulses from the brain, spinal cord and optic nerves, manifesting in a wide range of symptoms that vary from person to person and are often invisible.”
Whether you know someone with MS, have been diagnosed or simply want to educate yourself more, we spoke to experts in the space who share how to live the best possible life you can with MS.
THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT
For someone newly diagnosed with MS, feelings of uncertainty, stress, anxiety and fear are, of course, completely valid and understandable. Neurologist Dr Todd Hardy does want people to understand, though, that while there may be no cure, the future for people with MS is brighter…
