in 2005 my life changed forever when I was diagnosed with MS. I was only 30 and thoroughly terrified. I chose not to Dr Google it and the MS trust were very helpful in answering the questions about treatments and the way forward.. I have since got married and we chose to go on honeymoon to China where I did the Great Wall of China the panda we also went to Shanghai and Hong Kong in a wheelchair with lots of flights. so thankful for doing this. I have also been to Shetland and Edinburgh.

Number of good things have happened to me that would never have happened without my wheelchair. I have now become a local counsellor for my local town I bad as things are made me stronger which with may never have happened

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