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MSMS: The Many Stories of Multiple Sclerosis
by Colleen Daniels
We’ve recently updated our podcast cover — same show, new look!Welcome to MSMS: The Many Stories of Multiple SclerosisHere, you'll hear real stories from real people—Australians and occasionally others from around the world—sharing their experiences of life with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).The podcast began with Colleen's hope to build greater understanding of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant (HSCT), by spotlighting the stories of Australians living with MS who had undergone this intense and often misunderstood procedure.What started as a focus on HSCT has since grown to include a range of conversations relevant to Australians living with MS—honest, heartfelt stories that speak to the reality of this progressive disease.By sharing our experiences, we support one another, reduce the isolation that so often comes with MS, and foster a sense of community—while also raising much-needed awareness.The first series of MSMS centres o
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World MS Day - Multiple Sclerosis - giver and taker
Diagnosis can feel like someone has quietly swapped out the map of your life while you weren’t looking. On World MS Day, Colleen sits with that reality and talks about what can happen after hearing “you have MS” and how honesty matters more than forced optimism. Support the showYou can join Colleen and other Australians living with MS in this podcast's Facebook group which was originally created to support those interested in HSCT and now exists to facilitate discussion on all issues relevant to MS.Multiple Sclerosis and HSCT Australia - Facebook groupPS: I'd appreciate your donation to help in maintaining this podcast - if you could buy me a coffee or two please (donate $5, it's not real coffee! thank you!) - ColleenBuy Colleen a Coffee - thank you!Disclaimer:This podcast is not intended to replace professional medical advice. The views expressed in episodes of this podcast are those of the host or guest(s) and are not intended to replace professional medical advice.No story told, view expressed or opinion voiced, written or otherwise shared in any episode of this podcast is to be taken as medical advice, including when related in an episode as a professional opinion or professional advice given.Always seek the guidance of your doctor or other qualified health professional with any questions regarding your health or medical condition. Content Warning:Multiple Sclerosis is an unpredictable condition and the conversations and stories in all episodes of this podcast will contain reference to MS symptoms as well as situatio...
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Invisible Disability, Visible Doubt
Colleen shares some of her thoughts, talking about what it feels like when people question disability when a person happens to look well, and how those “compliments” feel to a person with MS. Beginning with the 'invisible illness' issue ... something that needs talking about. Feel free to share this episode, please do, and for the other episodes that have gone before - please listen to other people's stories. And of course, if you'd like to share your own story on this podcast, you can contact Colleen via email at [email protected] This is also a link to buy me a coffee, I'd appreciate that (it's not real coffee, if you choose to contribute to help me keep this podcast alive I'll receive $5 from you, thank you!) Support the showYou can join Colleen and other Australians living with MS in this podcast's Facebook group which was originally created to support those interested in HSCT and now exists to facilitate discussion on all issues relevant to MS.Multiple Sclerosis and HSCT Australia - Facebook groupPS: I'd appreciate your donation to help in maintaining this podcast - if you could buy me a coffee or two please (donate $5, it's not real coffee! thank you!) - ColleenBuy Colleen a Coffee - thank you!Disclaimer:This podcast is not intended to replace professional medical advice. The views expressed in episodes of this podcast are those of the host or guest(s) and are not intended to replace professional medical advice.No story told, view expressed or opinion voiced, written or otherwise shared in any episode of this podcast is to be taken as medical advice, including when related in an episode as a professional opinion or professional advice given.Always seek the guidance of your doctor or other qualified health professional with any questions regarding your health or medical condition. Content Warning:Multiple Sclerosis is an unpredictable condition and the conversations and stories in all episodes of this podcast will contain reference to MS symptoms as well as situatio...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We’ve recently updated our podcast cover — same show, new look!Welcome to MSMS: The Many Stories of Multiple SclerosisHere, you'll hear real stories from real people—Australians and occasionally others from around the world—sharing their experiences of life with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).The podcast began with Colleen's hope to build greater understanding of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant (HSCT), by spotlighting the stories of Australians living with MS who had undergone this intense and often misunderstood procedure.What started as a focus on HSCT has since grown to include a range of conversations relevant to Australians living with MS—honest, heartfelt stories that speak to the reality of this progressive disease.By sharing our experiences, we support one another, reduce the isolation that so often comes with MS, and foster a sense of community—while also raising much-needed awareness.The first series of MSMS centres o
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