Mark's Story | Stop MS Spring 2024 | MS Society UK

[@lucybarnard3954]

Bless you Mark I also have MS it has actually been a blessing although I can no longer work I enjoy simple things in life, and appreciate life more. I garden on a yoga mat so I roll over the ground to plant and weed. I can still walk but not far due to pain and fatigue and balance. I often feel the need to explain to people when I get out of the car that I’m not drunk I have a disability. I have falls all the time but I’m getting used to it, only broke a rib once but life is good x

[@markwebbdoesms2271]

Ouch!

[@Believe-you-me-]

You obviously have a lot of money.

[@markwebbdoesms2271]

I had a good career until medical retirement, and my wife still works in a great role…

[@mssociety]

Thank you for your comment. We know everyone's life with MS is different and we all handle it in different ways. One thing we can all do is be kind when one person's way is different to ours. The person featured in this video is living with MS and has volunteered to share their story to help fund research into stopping MS for everyone. We're always happy to share different perspectives, if you'd like to share yours, let us know: mssoc.uk/3zNaHx4 Our MS Helpline is here for everyone living and affected by MS, if you need to reach out we're here for you. Freephone: 0808 800 8000 or [e-mail]

[@Believe-you-me-]

While the rest of us just rot.@@markwebbdoesms2271