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Questions often asked about how to find support with Multiple Sclerosis
Q: How can I find someone to talk to about MS?
A: If you have questions about MS therapy, you should talk to your MS nurse specialist or neurologist. Only they are qualified to decide on or modify your treatment.
Sometimes, however, tips and advice from other people who have lived with the illness for a long time can be very helpful in overcoming some of the challenges of MS.
Q: How do I find a support group in my area?
A: The following websites are good places to start:
- National MS Therapy Centres provides a list of local MS centres
- MS Society
- Multiple Sclerosis International Federation
- Multiple Sclerosis Trust
- Jooly's Joint
Q: Where can I find more resources on understanding MS?
A: We offer many resources on this site to help you understand MS. To begin with, you may wish to explore our What is MS section. The section contains an overview of MS.
If you’re not a member of our site, we encourage you to join. Membership is free, and it gives you access to all of the helpful content and resources on our site. Click here for further details and to join.
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Did you know?
Most people with MS begin with the relapsing remitting form.
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