Karine was diagnosed with primary progressive MS in 2013. She has been writing about her experiences and raising awareness of MS ever since. Karine is hopeful that progress in research will mean everyone with MS can live independent lives.

Karine was diagnosed with primary progressive MS when she was 28. She shares how it's changed her life and the hope trials like Octopus give her.

As the cost of living is escalating, my wife and I are feeling the pinch. Prices are growing at a very fast rate, far quicker than income. We’re anxious about the future.

Bladder problems are common in MS. Karine shares her experience and how she got help.

Karine blogs on falling in love with Sarah, being diagnosed with primary progressive MS and the change in the law that meant they could finally get married.

A few of us MSers are no strangers to falling and are well acquainted with the ground. One moment you're on your feet, minding your own business, the next you're lying on the floor quickly assessing what injuries you have.