Roxy Murray from London was diagnosed with MS in 2014. She appeared in the Hope Reborn film alongside other people living with MS. Roxy shares her story and why it’s important to raise awareness of MS.
Roxy's a podcaster, MS advocate and fashionista who advocates for the visibility of people of colour to be included in the MS narrative. She attended our MS Frontiers conference and tells us her highlights.
Roxy is an MS advocate and podcaster. She spoke to neurologist Dr Ben Jacobs all about his PhD into MS genes and ancestry for her latest podcast. Here's a peek at what they discussed.
The last year with the pandemic has been a hard one especially when dealing with MS. All my care changed drastically. No longer did I have any in-person appointments - people only agreed to see you if they deemed it an absolute emergency.
Audre Lorde the iconic black, queer disabled writer once said: “It is not our differences that divide us. It is our inability to recognise accept and celebrate those differences.”
In the community we regularly talk about fatigue management, bowel troubles and disease modifying therapies (DMTs). But we rarely, if ever, dip our toes into the topic of sex.
