Did you know?
Multiple sclerosis is the most common degenerative neurological condition diagnosed in young adults, with over 75% of people diagnosed under the age of 40.

Family matters: Kylie’s story
MS has affected three women in Kylie’s immediate family, however her diagnosis isn’t stopping her finding joy and connection.
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NDIS reform on the menu as the MS Society meets with Federal Minister
The MS Society SA & NT coordinated a round table discussion with Federal Minister Bill Shorten and local disability support providers and advocates, recently.
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Setting time aside for your health and wellbeing
Inspired by Women’s Health Week, which is on 4-8 September, here are some self-care ideas to help you take some time out to look after your health and wellbeing.
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Jenny’s story: Sprouting joy, one rubber boot at a time
Determined not to let her MS diagnosis define her or determine what she could accomplish in her retirement years, Jenny works hard to maintain an active lifestyle, and manages to sprout joy for others along the way.
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