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Wednesday Wisdom: Multiple Sclerosis, Advice and Food
With the news of Jack Osbourne’s Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis, Susie Cornell MBE, who has the condition, wanted to give some advice on how to manage symptoms and how diet can affect flare ups. Who are we to say no to a great piece … Continue reading
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What is Multiple Sclerosis? A brief outline from Susie Cornell
Susie Cornell continues on from yesterday’s post with more info on MS. In a recent interview Jack Osbourne revealed he has been diagnosed with MS. For me personally my life changed when I was diagnosed with MS and it made … Continue reading →