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Spend a penny to spend a penny
There were reports on the news this morning that in “this current economic climate” councils are considering closing down more and more public toilets to save money. The ones that will remain open will...
View ArticleToilet Taboo – sharing tips for looking after your bowels
Bowel problems are common in MS but they can be difficult to talk about, so people don’t always share positive experiences. We’d really like your help – if you’ve found ways of managing bowel problems...
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Do you have MS bowel and bladder questions?
Do you have questions about dealing with MS bowel and bladder issues? This MS Awareness Week we’re assembling an expert panel of health professionals and people with MS to offer some answers. The MS...
View ArticleToday’s MS Trust 21 challenge: spread the word about our MS continence resources
To celebrate 21 years of the MS Trust, for this year’s MS Awareness Week we’re running the MS Trust 21 Challenge: 21 ways in 21 days you can get involved and make a difference for everyone affected by...
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Spread the word about MS bowel and bladder resources this World Continence Week!
Today is the start of World Continence Week 2014, the annual global campaign to raise awareness about incontinence issues. Many people with MS experience continence issues. It’s estimated that up to 80...
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15 minutes with MS blogger Amelia Southard
Amelia Southard is a writer and blogger who lives in Devon. She was diagnosed with MS in 2002. Earlier this year she took part in the MS Trust Continence Question Time, a series of short videos...
View ArticleNHS England and continence – at last, the potential for some real improvements…
In a recent blog, Director for Patients with Long-term Conditions at NHS England, launched a new initiative to improve bladder and bowel care for the millions of people across the UK who experience...
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