On Thursday, I attended a webinar for an organisation which states they want to support patients becoming innovators. They want people, like me, and our caregivers, to change the health landscape by creating businesses which, if successful, can change the health landscape. This appears to be inclusive, and I attended, hoping they could support my …
Excluded, again, by the people who say they want to include us Read More »
Thirty years ago, today, I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. In the previous November I was in Queens Square London getting a battery of test done. This included an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) and a lumbar puncture (LP). The MRI was a new diagnosis test at the time, as they had just started to use …
Pixabay – CCO Licence When you’re new to using a wheelchair, you have a lot of things to get your head around, and it will undoubtedly take a little while to acclimatise to your new situation. One of the many things you will need to consider along with the pros and cons of electric wheelchairs …
Setting goals when you are healthy can be a challenge, as you have so many distractions which can pull you away. These can be time, energy and finances, to name a few. When you live every day with fatigue, pain or cognitive problems (over 50% of people living with MS experience this) it makes it …
We rightly give doctors and healthcare professionals a lot of respect. They’re the ones who will help to keep us healthy and live our best lives, after all. However, there is such a thing as giving healthcare professionals too much respect. Sometimes, we just accept whatever they say, always deferring to their specialist knowledge. But …
In my previous post, I wrote about some things I achieved in 2021 and now I would like to focus on what my goals are for this new year. At the start of every year, we see many posts on this topic and the themes are so varied, from eating better to becoming a millionaire. …
Will my 2022 goals help me achieve a better year than last year? Read More »
