MS Is The Most Common Neurological
Disorder In Young Adults In The UK Today
It permeates all aspects of  family  life
MS affects the nerve fibres of the central nervous system - the brain and spinal cord. These nerves gradually lose their ability to transmit electrical signals between the brain and body, causing symptoms which can include partial blindness, chronic fatigue, loss of mobility, loss of speech, and behavioural problems. In some cases symptoms are rapid and deadly.
The Myelin Project and The Accelerated Cure Project
Back in Bury after a 1000 mile sponsored walk to Bremen in support of the Myelin Project and The Accelerated Cure Project.
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I have witnessed the devastating effects of MS on my wife Gwen (below) who was stricken by this frightening disorder fifteen years ago, at the age of 32. I have watched a fit, healthy, young woman gradually being forced to come to terms with a fearfully debilitating illness.
Multiple Sclerosis Research Initiative Fund
250 new cases of Multiple Sclerosis diagnosed every day
If a tiny percentage of the estimated ONE BILLION active Internet users World-wide would donate a small amount to Multiple Sclerosis research, that support would be a crucial factor in expediting essential research into a cure for MS.
10M people may have Multiple Sclerosis
"I've had to give up a job I adored, and I've barely seen the light of day for several months"