A free event for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS) will take place in Dumfries next month.
Living with MS will give people affected by the neurological condition and their family or friends the chance to hear inspiring talks and also connect with others living with MS.
Taking place at Easterbrook Hall on Friday September 14, the event will also provide interactive workshops. Attendees can look forward to being energised by joining in with yoga and seated ballet as well as finding out about bullet journaling and how to manage fatigue.
On the day, accessible ‘e bikes’ will also be available to try out on the stunning grounds of Easterbrook Hall.
Acclaimed neurologist and MS specialist Professor Siddharthan Chandran will also be speaking about the latest updates in MS research.
MS affects more than 11,000 people in Scotland, and can affect how a person thinks, feels and moves.
The MS Society are driving research into more – and better treatments for everyone. To find out more about the MS Society please visit www.mssociety.org.uk
MS Society Scotland Director, Morna Simpkins said: “We are delighted to bring Living with MS 2018 to Dumfries with a programme packed full of great workshops, speakers and information.
“We look forward to welcoming people from the MS community whether they are newly diagnosed or have been living with the condition for a number of years. There is something for everyone at Living with MS 2018.”
Living with MS takes place at Easterbrook Hall, Dumfries on Friday September 14 from 10am until 3.30pm with lunch and refreshments provided.
To book your free space, please visit https://bit.ly/2MA1L44 or for more information please contact 020 8438 0891.
