Hi everyone.
I am Matt's dad.
Matt is 39 and as good as wheelchair bound now. He developed symptoms about 5 years ago, having just about recovered from a workplace accident that left him with titanium implants in his back.
So pretty much he hasn't worked since he was in his 20's. He has two kids (7 and 5) and is married to Fiona, who is a Mental Health nurse.
Ask him how he is and the answer will usually be "well, there are people feeling worse".
We live in Worcestersire UK.
Matt has tried a range of drugs and is on Tysabri right now. Though has an appointment next month to see if he can get on Campath 1-H.
I have started fund raising, initially for the UKMS Society who are helping Matt but ultimately to raise enough to get Stem Cell treatment for Matt............. a long term aim obviously !
I can't post about the event as I don't have a NMSS template but it is one that people globally can help with.
I see aall over that you (the US) seem to have a bigger range of treatments and drugs available than we do in the UK and that gets frustrating !
I am Matt's dad.
Matt is 39 and as good as wheelchair bound now. He developed symptoms about 5 years ago, having just about recovered from a workplace accident that left him with titanium implants in his back.
So pretty much he hasn't worked since he was in his 20's. He has two kids (7 and 5) and is married to Fiona, who is a Mental Health nurse.
Ask him how he is and the answer will usually be "well, there are people feeling worse".
We live in Worcestersire UK.
Matt has tried a range of drugs and is on Tysabri right now. Though has an appointment next month to see if he can get on Campath 1-H.
I have started fund raising, initially for the UKMS Society who are helping Matt but ultimately to raise enough to get Stem Cell treatment for Matt............. a long term aim obviously !
I can't post about the event as I don't have a NMSS template but it is one that people globally can help with.
I see aall over that you (the US) seem to have a bigger range of treatments and drugs available than we do in the UK and that gets frustrating !
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