Thursday, 24 December 2009

Yes you've guessed it! Closed again 24th December!

Apologies for yet another day of cancellations! Although the main roads are clear the side roads and pavements are very treacherous! Today has been the worst on foot so far!

We hope (weather pending!) to be open for business as usual on 4th December.

I hope you have a wonderful Christmas and New Year!

Pip

Wednesday, 23 December 2009

Centre Closed Again!! - Wednesday 23rd December 2009

Our apologies but the conditions have not changed since yesterday, the Centre will be closed all day today.

We hope to be open as planned on Christmas Eve but will review the situation in the morning. Fingers crossed for a bit thaw between now and then!

Once again please accept our apologies.

Pip

Tuesday, 22 December 2009

Centre Closed Tuesday 22nd December

The Centre will be closed all day and evening of Tuesday 22nd December due to the bad weather conditions.

Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

Best wishes

Pippa

Thursday, 17 December 2009

How to Campaign to access FES


Published on the MS Society website.


Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) in a non-invasive device that can help some people with MS to walk. The MS Society's brand new campaigns guide will help you to access FES, what to do if you are refused NHS funding for FES and how to get loud!

http://www.mssociety.org.uk/get_involved/policy_campaigns/campaigns_network/campaigning_guides/fes_guide.html

BMSTC offers a FES clinic here at the Centre, contact ruth@bmstc.org if you would like to find out more information.

Wednesday, 16 December 2009

New! LDN Aware Website


This website is your worldwide gateway to Low Dose Naltrexone information, resources and events. LDN Aware is a volunteer group devoted entirely to spreading knowledge and raising public awareness about LDN as a treatment for auto-immune disease, cancer and HIV/AIDS.

http://www.ldnaware.org/

MS & Vitamin D

Link to Radio 4 Woman's Hour Programme:


The Teenager whose mother inspired him to campaign on multiple sclerosis
Ryan McLaughlin is just 14 and his mother Kirsten has multiple sclerosis. A link has been suggested between the disease and Vitamin D deficiency. Ryan took up the cause, calling on the Scottish government to raise awareness on the issue. Now, because of Ryan’s efforts, all pregnant women in the country are to be told about the importance of taking vitamin D supplements. Jenni speaks to Ryan McLaughlin, his mother Kirsten, and to discuss the links between MS and vitamin D, George Ebers, Professor of Clinical Neurology and the University of Oxford.



http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshour/03/2009_49_fri.shtml

CCSVI - Latest Broadcast on CTV News

CTV- new research at University of British Columbia announced:

watch.ctv.ca