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.

We need to talk about loneliness
Feeling lonely is a sign you need to reconnect, and maybe do some things a bit differently. We spoke to some experts about ways you can do this.
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David’s building a community
For six years, David has coordinated an MS Peer Support group based in the Adelaide Hills and it has grown to become one of our largest groups. This is one of 22 MS Peer Support groups that gather in SA and NT for support, understanding and friendship.
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MS Nurses providing lifelong support
From the very beginning, our MS Nurses play a critical role in providing support, reassurance and accurate education to people with MS. The education, emotional support and guidance they are able to give empowers people to overcome challenges of MS and live as fully as possible.
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How you helped Alison find acceptance
Alison was at work when the whole left side of her body became weak. She couldn’t lift her left foot high enough to walk upstairs. She is left-handed and couldn’t write, couldn’t hold the pen. When she was introduced to hydrotherapy, she felt relief for the first time since she was diagnosed with MS.
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Without your contribution, and government funding, we couldn’t continue to provide services to thousands of South Australians with MS.