It’s day seven of ‘A Letter A Day’ and today I have the privilege of posting Denise’s hard-hitting letter. I only wish it could be standard reading for future GPs and neurologists. Please click on the link below to read it. Denise’s letter Denise recently completed the Great Scottish Swim to raise money for theContinue reading “A Letter A Day… Denise”
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A Letter A Day… Craig
Today’s letter is from Craig. In it, he describes not only the painful journey that led him to a diagnosis of MS but also the way he’s taken control his life and ownership of the disease. Please click on the link below to read this insightful and inspirational letter. Craig’s letter
A Letter A Day… Anne
On February 10th I received this powerful diagnosis letter from Anne. She is a regular blogger for the MS Society Scotland, writing the fabulous Life wi the Broons. Please click on the link below to read her letter. Anne’s letter
A Letter A Day… Alex
As promised, here’s letter number two. I received it on February 12th from Alex. Please click on the link below to read about his experience of being diagnosed with MS and the positive way he’s lived his life since. Alex’s letter
On the move!
The Step Inside MS exhibition is on the move. It has begun its summer tour of South Lanarkshire libraries and can now be viewed at both Blantyre Library and Cambuslang Library. I met Head of Policy and Communications for the MS Society Scotland, Rebecca Duff, at Blantyre Library last week. She explained that she wanted to visit the displayContinue reading “On the move!”
Step Inside MS Exhibition
I spent yesterday morning at the Town House Library in Hamilton preparing display boards for the Step Inside MS exhibition. The exhibition is due to run from April 14th until May 19th in Hamilton and will then tour other libraries in South Lanarkshire. From May 14th until May 31st, a parallel exhibition will run in theContinue reading “Step Inside MS Exhibition”
Walking on Fire
After such a long blogging pause, it seems that the best approach is to dive back in by writing posts about incidents and events from the last year. I can’t promise that these will be in chronological order, which may cause something of a problem for my OCD-inclined brain. The first thing that comes toContinue reading “Walking on Fire”
