GAVIN GIOVANNONI – JAN 9, 2024 Dehydration is not a good way to control your bladder symptoms. Almost 30 years ago, while doing my PhD on a urine biomarker of inflammation, I noted that urinary concentration of creatinine, a muscle metabolite excreted in the urine, correlated with disability. I soon worked out that people with MS with…
Category: Multiple Sclerosis Research
High-Intensity Gait Training in an Individual With Neuromyelitis Optica and Research Recommendations for Individuals With Multiple Sclerosis
Abstract Background: Neuromyelitis optica (NMO), similar to multiple sclerosis (MS), is an autoimmune disorder affecting the central nervous system. In people with central nervous system diagnoses, high-intensity gait training (HIGT) can support neuroplasticity, improving functional mobility. While low- to moderate-intensity exercise is beneficial in improving outcomes in individuals with NMO and MS, the impact…
Mindfulness beyond Meditation – Alternative ideas for when you just can’t meditate
The post Mindfulness beyond Meditation – Alternative ideas for when you just can’t meditate appeared first on Life on a Seesaw. While meditation is a popular tool for mindfulness, it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. And maybe, some of us don’t actually have the quiet space to do it! I see you, mummies with kids…
Life Insurance with MS: What you need to know
The post Life Insurance with MS: What you need to know appeared first on Life on a Seesaw. As a mum and wife, having a secure financial safety net for my family is really important to me. Life insurance is one of those things that bring reassurance and peace of mind, knowing that loved ones…
2023 Tripping On Air Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide & Giveaways
It’s time for the annual Tripping On Air Holiday Gift Guide because the right present can make MS suck just a little bit less. This year’s list has perfect presents and a whole whack of giveaways for the demyelinated person on your list. Of course, the greatest gift is time together – if you missed…
Judgy Judgerson
That title refers to me – and I’m guessing it can refer to all of my readers, also. (Yep, I’m already judging you because that’s what I do!) If we’re all being completely honest here, VERY few people, if anyone in this world, lives judgment free. Some of us just become judgier than others –…
An MS Update – November 2023
Time for another blog post and MS Update! I haven’t blogged for a while, but my excuse for that is … The post An MS Update – November 2023 appeared first on . Time for a Catch-Up – November 2022 The List Source: trippingthroughtreacle.com
Overcoming Bitterness in the Face of Chronic Illness
The post Overcoming Bitterness in the Face of Chronic Illness appeared first on Life on a Seesaw. Explore the journey of self-discovery and empathy in the face of chronic illness. Discover how one person turned envy into compassion and bitterness into resilience, finding silver linings and self-compassion along the way. Join us on a transformative…
Advanced MS & pregnancy
Did I say I was pregnant?! After what feels like years of research the last nine months have gone fast, pregnancy moves at a different rate to MS (and thankfully the NHS is forced to follow). Particularly this last trimester. When I was originally looking up advice about MS and pregnancy, desperate to find information,…
The Pros And Cons of Coming Out With MS
Last week I was fortunate to be in Milan during ECTRIMS, the world’s largest MS research conference. I’ve just returned from my whirlwind trip, and I’m a little late sharing the first episode of season 2 of the podcast. Sick Little Secret: The Pros And Cons Of Coming Out With MS dropped Friday while I…