The Multiple Sclerosis Support Group is a community for Jewish people of all ages, providing a welcoming and supportive space for anyone impacted by Multiple Sclerosis. It can affect everyone differently, but you don’t have to face it on your own. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have managed for years, our group offers a warm environment to connect and share.

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Join us to:

• Build friendships and socialise
• Hear from professionals
• Access valuable resources and practical advice
• Exchange advice and tips

Subjects covered have ranged from welfare rights and accessibility, nutrition, bowel and bladder management, therapeutic treatments, mental health, mindfulness, neuroplasticity, pacing for fatigue and the impact of MS on families, children and carers.

Recent speakers include:

• Professor Gavin Giovannoni, Professor of Neurology, Queen Mary University of London. Update on MS research.
• Professor Jeremy Chataway, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery
• Bharwani Mainali, MS nurse at Royal Free Hospital
• Bernadette Porter, Bowel & Bladder specialist
• Emma Gray, Director of Research, MS Society

 

Meetings are the first Wednesday evening of each month in-person in Mill Hill East.

Family, friends and carers are welcome too.

For more information about the Multiple Sclerosis Support Group or to attend, please contact Toni Lewis on toni@jbd.org or 020 8371 6611 ext 620.

For more information about the Multiple Sclerosis Support Group or to attend, please contact Toni Lewis on toni@jbd.org or 020 8371 6611 ext 620.

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