Living with multiple sclerosis: Craig's story

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Published 2018-01-10
Craig is a professional pianist. He was diagnosed with primary progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS) in 2010 after experiencing his first symptoms in his 30s. In this video, Craig shares his story of learning to live independently with PPMS. MS is a disease of the central nervous system that has a course and symptoms that vary from person to person.

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All Comments (5)
  • @Ashish00770
    This is the exact symptoms I was having. When I knew there is no cure for it, I was concerned. But, when I found it can be minimized and regular exercise can help in slowing the progression, then I felt pretty confident about it. Currently I'm in a recovery phase and it's just my fingers have numbness. Hoping to get back to normal soon. Thanks Roche for giving me confidence.
  • @kathrynbentley4385
    Thanks for sharing Craig, I have another condition, but I now understand why I've started preparing the veg for evening meal at lunchtime, when my painkillers are at full effect, and the house is quiet with no disruptive background noise, I realise I'm doing it because need maximum effort and attention to do something as basic as peeling carrots. Thanks, because I thought I was going off my rocker doing strange stuff at strange times. when what I was doing was adapting to be mostly exhausted and in pain. Lets hope you can carry on playing your jazz for ages.