Going through changes
Even though most people with MS don’t come from a family or lifestyle as high profile as the Osbournes, there are aspects of Jack Osbourne’s diagnosis that will be familiar to many. Over reaction As...
View ArticleIt’s a family affair – for the families of people with MS
“I think illness is a family journey, no matter what the outcome. Everybody has to be allowed to process it and mourn and deal with it in their own way.” - Marcia Wallace (Actress, comedienne and the...
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Helping kids understand MS
Getting a handle on MS can be hard enough when you live with it yourself. But it can often be just as tricky for children and young people to understand why their mum or dad is too tired to play or why...
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Fundraiser attempts London to Paris triathlon world record
Jo Rodda from London is getting ready to take on a 289 mile continuous triathlon which starts at Marble Arch in London, crosses the Channel and finishes at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. If that isn’t...
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Having a baby
In the May issue of Open Door we covered pregnancy and MS. In this issue we look at some of the questions mums with MS ask about childbirth and caring for a newborn baby. What can I do to prepare for...
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