Charlotte shares her story for
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Charlotte is a mum of one and has been living with multiple sclerosis (MS) for 550 days. Find out how she's supporting the Stop MS Appeal: mssociety.org.uk/charlotte
The one thing a new mother needs is exactly what multiple sclerosis takes away - Charlotte's energy. There are days where she can’t raise her arms, let alone her daughter, and that hurts more than anything. Charlotte wants a future where no mothers face these challenges.
We’ve been funding research since 1953, but we’ve never been closer to stopping MS than we are today. We just need one last big investment. We believe £100 million could take us to a future where no one has to worry about their MS getting worse. So we’ve launched our biggest ever fundraiser: the Stop MS Appeal.
I love hearing other people's stories. Thank you so much for sharing them
I LOVE these videos because I have MS and I know that I'm not alone. I want to do a video so bad !!
Do a video, share your stories, be brave and courageous. I am and its great to get the awareness out there about MS ❤️
Charlotte, it's rough again. As I said in the other video. Keep carrying on as long as you can. Stay positive, my friend.
This is the time of information, medicine is changing every moment for better, scientists study the brain more than any other organ, so this brings hope.
I do not believe the current generation will live with MS for life❤ because there are lots of researches going on.
We all need to share our stories with MS to get the awareness out there. I've started my own channel called lauratalksms to help offer support for anyone going through this disease as I've had MS for 12 years. Thank you for sharing your story it's so invaluable
I just got diagnosed in March and it's been very difficult to deal with
Hi, thanks for your story and insights. I have been having symptoms for 1-2 years. Off and on. Recently I had a brain, c spine, thoracic, lumbar and sacral MRI spine. Scanned with 1.5 Tesla without contrast. All came back normal with no evidence of lesions of demyelination. My dad has MS. I wonder if the scan was strong enough or if something was missed or if this is all in my head now, what do you think or should I rule out MS? Thanks
What causes MS?
and u have ms for the rest of your life.....do what you can now...plan for the worse...and you may then lessen the stress.
music too over powering