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Men’s health what every man should know
In celebration of Men’s Health Week, this webinar features Nurse Practitioner Luke Mitchell, specialising in men's sexual functioning and rehabilitation, and MS Nurse Michael Mortenson. Together, they cover essential men's health topics, including erectile dysfunction, mental health, heart health, and vital information for men with MS. Get practical advice to better understand and manage these crucial aspects of men's health.
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MS Management It's not what you know, it's who you know
Переглядів 42Місяць тому
We delve into the significance of the support network (the village) in MS management with MS Nurse, Jodi Haartsen, drawing from over 25 years experience and reflects on who needs to be in your village and the roles they can play and gives you practical advice on navigating complex systems. Learn how to assemble the team necessary for leading your best life.
I think I have MS, what now? - with MS Nurse Dr Therese Burke AM
Переглядів 42Місяць тому
In the second of this two-part series, Dr Therese Burke AM and MS Nurse explores when you think you may have MS, and why the diagnosis process can be difficult and time consuming. Therese discusses trusting your instincts while resisting the urge to self-diagnose, as well as outlining things to do while you may be waiting for a diagnosis. You can watch part one with Therese here: ua-cam.com/vid...
I think I’ve got MS - with MS Nurse Dr Therese Burke, AM
Переглядів 45Місяць тому
In this two-part series, Dr Therese Burke AM and MS Nurse discusses when you think you may have MS, and the risks involved with getting your health information online from Dr Google. Therese talks through the risk factors for a diagnosis of MS and what we currently know from research about genetics and environmental risk factors for developing MS. You can watch part two with Therese here: ua-ca...
How can young carers support their own wellbeing?
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Young carers play a significant role in our society, often shouldering responsibilities beyond their years. Each young carer has unique circumstances and responsibilities. In this Q&A we speak to Nicola Palfrey, Head of Clinical Leadership from headspace about the world of young carers, their challenges, and the importance of looking after themselves to manage their daily life. These videos are...
How can young carers reach out for support?
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Young carers play a significant role in our society, often shouldering responsibilities beyond their years. Each young carer has unique circumstances and responsibilities. In this Q&A we speak to Nicola Palfrey, Head of Clinical Leadership from headspace about the world of young carers, their challenges, and the importance of looking after themselves to manage their daily life. These videos are...
How can young carers find support?
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Young carers play a significant role in our society, often shouldering responsibilities beyond their years. Each young carer has unique circumstances and responsibilities. In this Q&A we speak to Nicola Palfrey, Head of Clinical Leadership from headspace about the world of young carers, their challenges, and the importance of looking after themselves to manage their daily life. These videos are...
How can a young carer juggle their daily demands?
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Young carers play a significant role in our society, often shouldering responsibilities beyond their years. Each young carer has unique circumstances and responsibilities. In this Q&A we speak to Nicola Palfrey, Head of Clinical Leadership from headspace about the world of young carers, their challenges, and the importance of looking after themselves to manage their daily life. These videos are...
What are some things young carers can do to look after themselves?
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Young carers play a significant role in our society, often shouldering responsibilities beyond their years. Each young carer has unique circumstances and responsibilities. In this Q&A we speak to Nicola Palfrey, Head of Clinical Leadership from headspace about the world of young carers, their challenges, and the importance of looking after themselves to manage their daily life. These videos are...
What are some ways a young carer can manage these feelings?
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Young carers play a significant role in our society, often shouldering responsibilities beyond their years. Each young carer has unique circumstances and responsibilities. In this Q&A we speak to Nicola Palfrey, Head of Clinical Leadership from headspace about the world of young carers, their challenges, and the importance of looking after themselves to manage their daily life. These videos are...
What is a young carer?
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Young carers play a significant role in our society, often shouldering responsibilities beyond their years. Each young carer has unique circumstances and responsibilities. In this Q&A we speak to Nicola Palfrey, Head of Clinical Leadership from headspace about the world of young carers, their challenges, and the importance of looking after themselves to manage their daily life. These videos are...
What are some of the feelings a young person might experience being a carer?
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Young carers play a significant role in our society, often shouldering responsibilities beyond their years. Each young carer has unique circumstances and responsibilities. In this Q&A we speak to Nicola Palfrey, Head of Clinical Leadership from headspace about the world of young carers, their challenges, and the importance of looking after themselves to manage their daily life. These videos are...
Balance & stability with MS
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Physical balance is crucial because it helps us move confidently, perform daily activities safely, and prevents falls and injuries. Balance is often affected in people with MS due to damage to the nerves that control movement and sensation. In this recently recorded webinar, MS physiotherapist Mahenddra Raj and MS Nurse, Jodi Haartsen provide an overview of understanding balance in MS, how bala...
Genetics and MS
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Genes play a critical, yet not fully understood role in MS. While not directly inherited, certain genetic variations can increase a person's susceptibility to developing the condition. Understanding the role of genetics and epigenetics is vital for unravelling more about MS, how MS progresses and how we can optimise treatment. In this webinar, Dr. Vicki Maltby provides an overview of genetics a...
National Volunteer Week 2024
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National Volunteer Week 2024
We speak your language
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We speak your language
Volunteer brief 2024
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Volunteer brief 2024
Stretching Tips with Tahlia
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Stretching Tips with Tahlia
MS brain health - what is it and how do I get it?
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MS brain health - what is it and how do I get it?
Multiple Sclerosis progression and the impact of Progression Independent of Relapses (PIRA)
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Multiple Sclerosis progression and the impact of Progression Independent of Relapses (PIRA)
Spasticity
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Spasticity
Evidence based diet and MS looking at the Mediterranean diet
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Evidence based diet and MS looking at the Mediterranean diet
Preparing for emergencies and extreme conditions for people with multiple sclerosis
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Preparing for emergencies and extreme conditions for people with multiple sclerosis
MS Plus Volunteers 2023
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MS Plus Volunteers 2023
Thank you to our MS Community!
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Thank you to our MS Community!
Goodbye 2023: what a year it's been!
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Goodbye 2023: what a year it's been!
MS Plus helped Alice with her multiple sclerosis diagnosis
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MS Plus helped Alice with her multiple sclerosis diagnosis
Bridie - MS Plus Nurse Advisor
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Bridie - MS Plus Nurse Advisor
Improve your finances: how to tackle debt
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Improve your finances: how to tackle debt
In my shoes - Living with MS
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In my shoes - Living with MS

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  • @aswathivs2449
    @aswathivs2449 17 днів тому

    . . I am a BSc nurse... Because of MS... I didnt getting the chance for work my dream country 😔😔😔fait... that was my ambition 😔😔

  • @alicemepstead4546
    @alicemepstead4546 Місяць тому

    With stays does the support worker get any payment for activities on the stay

  • @YouTubeVideoSEOexpert1
    @YouTubeVideoSEOexpert1 2 місяці тому

    I researched and found that there is not a single video of you in the search results of UA-cam. Not in the search results means that if you search on UA-cam by writing your video related keyword, other people's videos come up but your video is not found. And that's why your videos are not being shown to the desired viewers. As a result, your views and subscribers are still so low. To bring the video to the search results of UA-cam, you have to follow a few steps, and as an expert, I can play an effective role in solving this problem if you want.

  • @carlabruce3971
    @carlabruce3971 4 місяці тому

    Yes Natural Mindfulness course im doing training with is aoa Shinrin-yoku ie- Forset Bathing

  • @carlabruce3971
    @carlabruce3971 4 місяці тому

    Yes I am currently doing a Natural Mindfulness Guide course

  • @carlabruce3971
    @carlabruce3971 4 місяці тому

    Scottish Lochs surrounded by woodland my favourite nature areas

  • @carlabruce3971
    @carlabruce3971 4 місяці тому

    I feel connection to nature in Forest and even better with water thru it

  • @carlabruce3971
    @carlabruce3971 4 місяці тому

    Im from Montrose, North East Scotland, UK

  • @user-jz6to8md3c
    @user-jz6to8md3c 4 місяці тому

    Is is wise to give a support coordinator consent to talk to ndis or ndia on on your behalf.

  • @cazegner9722
    @cazegner9722 4 місяці тому

    *Promo SM*

  • @ivanrevkov843
    @ivanrevkov843 4 місяці тому

    Wow,this is a holy grail

  • @maypl4171
    @maypl4171 5 місяців тому

    I am wanting to get into support coordination and while I am already doing an online course, I find this presenter and webinar to be excellent! It is to the point, easy to understand, well-laid out. Thank you for uploading this 😊

  • @PRNOBTCH
    @PRNOBTCH 5 місяців тому

    I just really wish there was a video out there. That would show what it's lwhen you're having spasms I don't know what's going on with me up. I am progressing no allegiance on the brain. But I have constant spasms in my feet legs I have tremors as well. I've been diagnosed with fiber ayalgia oa and my joints, we're not sure what else is Going on but kaiser is horrible I've been having progressive symptoms of whatever's happening for the past five years. I'm always in pain thank you for sharing your story

  • @shawnmcanthony5724
    @shawnmcanthony5724 7 місяців тому

    My neurologist said exercise is even more important than medication he might be right i still walk but with a cane . I do squats and weight training daily have had ms for over 20 yrs

  • @harmcity9934
    @harmcity9934 7 місяців тому

    Mavenclad may be listed as "moderately effective" but it changed my life for the better...almost like it completely took away my MS So thankful for Mavenclad and its minimal side effects

  • @cherylvl1036
    @cherylvl1036 9 місяців тому

    I have MS, I’m almost 50 and still have regular periods. I have been noticing off and on for the past 6 months I feel unwell in the evenings. When I feel unwell I take my temperature it will be between 38-39°C. I generally feel cold when this happens and I haven’t noticed any hot flashes yet. I’ve also had bloodwork that doesn’t show any infection. Could it be from premenopausal symptoms?

  • @shanedunlop9268
    @shanedunlop9268 9 місяців тому

    So proud of you Deanna. Kiss M S away lots of people will look up to you. A sign of strength to all that suffer with M S Your family are blessed to have a loving daughter like you Keep up the fight a beautiful painting too

  • @kimwick3626
    @kimwick3626 10 місяців тому

    so does ms get worser with menopause

  • @muhammadsyahrulasraf2797
    @muhammadsyahrulasraf2797 11 місяців тому

    apaan tuh

  • @loveisthekey5737
    @loveisthekey5737 11 місяців тому

    Awesome!

  • @loveisthekey5737
    @loveisthekey5737 11 місяців тому

    YES! That makes so much sense!

  • @loveisthekey5737
    @loveisthekey5737 11 місяців тому

    It feels like an electric storm in your legs.

  • @loveisthekey5737
    @loveisthekey5737 11 місяців тому

    Watching from Oklahoma, USA

  • @cgjames907
    @cgjames907 11 місяців тому

    I saw a report on ABC news a few months ago where a person who claimed to be from MS Australia claimed to be near curing MS and also claimed that all MS patients had EBV in there body. I am a MS patient who is aware there is no one developing cures, and who does not have EBV in my system, Kind regards, Cameron James

  • @pra760
    @pra760 Рік тому

    Very nice presentation on multiple sclerosis. Please extend fraternity to ms patients.. ua-cam.com/users/liveY2OIYD_0mPE?feature=share

  • @user-jb3tx6ok2c
    @user-jb3tx6ok2c Рік тому

    can the cost of MRI be refunded for a MS Patient?

  • @lynneheal-xc2qg
    @lynneheal-xc2qg Рік тому

    ALL MS MEDS ARE POISON PROMOTED BY THE MS SOCIETYS.PLEASE WATCH LIVING PROOF WITH GEORGE EBERS AND MATT EMBRY NOW IN CINEMAS .

  • @pamelasmith2625
    @pamelasmith2625 Рік тому

    Such an informative video. I have been suffering from fibromyalgia for over 20 years. During the past year (a year after my husband passed away and after me having a heart attack) I developed a lot of new symptoms which I never had before. I used to walk long distances once or twice a day. Suddenly I couldn’t even walk short distances. My thighs, hips and legs just stiffen up and I can’t walk very far. I have had to purchase a walker to help me walk. About 3 months ago I woke up in the night with severe numbness and tingling in my hands all the way up my arms. The numbness in my arms eased up after about a day, but I have been left with constant numbness and tingling in my hands. I also had disabling fatigue during this time and felt totally “spaced out”. I have also been getting a buzzing sensation in my left upper arm. This is becoming more and more often. During. Vacation last summer I had a very bad reaction to the sun. I have always had difficulty with the heat and sun, but this time I developed a bad rash and it put me in a bad fibromyalgia flare up with painful joints and muscles. I have just seen a neurologist. She thinks my hand numbness and tingling may be carpel tunnel. She is also checking me for lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, and has ordered an MRI of my neck. I seem to have a lot of symptoms of MS, but I think due to my age (76) the doctor isn’t looking at that diagnosis. I know ms usually effects people a lot younger. I have had a lot of symptoms for a lot of years with many very severe flare ups, so I am wondering if I could have had MS years ago and just not had a diagnosis. I don’t always tell my doctor about new symptoms as I always put everything down to fibromyalgia. I have so many symptoms which makes my life a struggle every day with the all over pain, discomfort, fatigue etc., Would you have any comments on my symptoms and anything you would suggest I discuss with my neurologist. Thank you so much for this great video, and for any advice you could give me. I greatly appreciate it. Pam from Canada❤️🇨🇦

  • @willylogan1811
    @willylogan1811 Рік тому

    Many don’t believe that Parkinson Disease can be reverse treated and cured, all they believe is that there is no cure but I am glad letting you all know that it is all wrong because my friends Mom that has being sick with Parkinson Disease for years just got her Parkinson Disease reversed and cured with a herbal supplements from DR MADIDA on UA-cam.

  • @willylogan1811
    @willylogan1811 Рік тому

    Still very surprises how all my symptoms of Parkinson’s disease just went aware after undergoing *DR MADIDA* treatment and I am very much happy because I don’t long have experience PD symptoms anymore and strong convinced that I don't have this disease like 9 months now, even my neurologist was thrilled to see me cured with Dr Madida herbs//

  • @willylogan1811
    @willylogan1811 Рік тому

    Still very surprises how all my symptoms of Parkinson’s disease just went aware after undergoing *DR MADIDA* treatment and I am very much happy because I don’t long have experience PD symptoms anymore and strong convinced that I don't have this disease like 9 months now, even my neurologist was thrilled to see me cured with Dr Madida herbs...

  • @perthmadbloke
    @perthmadbloke Рік тому

    I was diagnosed 3 weeks ago and this topic was certainly at the top of my list of worries on having such a condition. Thank you so much for sharing this is totally a informative pamphlet for partners. 🙏🙏

  • @curiouscandour
    @curiouscandour Рік тому

    Can anyone tell me the job title of the person who CAN provide advocacy? Thanks :)

  • @ceciterry2861
    @ceciterry2861 Рік тому

    Beautiful!

  • @__Wanderer
    @__Wanderer Рік тому

    My first flare was after Covid 19 infection... I have also seen that many people (30-50%) have flare ups after infections (correlating with winter months / spring being flu months + the months where MS patients are most likely to have a flare up). If we consider that spring / winter are two events where MS patients may also get sick this has a very very high impact on ARR just from looking at these basic facts (where ARR on average is about 1.5-2.5). An infection like C19 may weaken the immune system and allow EBV to replicate more - since EBV can hide out in the CNS perhaps the immune system that is already in "attack mode" goes after places where EBV is hiding... including CNS.

  • @joanc8884
    @joanc8884 Рік тому

    So helpful 😊

  • @isabellaprincess6890
    @isabellaprincess6890 Рік тому

    Thanks for this valuable information. I’m on Mavenclad, if it fails l’ll pursue HSCT.

    • @__Wanderer
      @__Wanderer Рік тому

      how has it been? I was diagnosed earlier this year and am now on tecfidera but am actually considering Mavenclad - it seems like it is a pretty hardcore way to wipe out the malfunctioning immune system.

    • @isabellaprincess6890
      @isabellaprincess6890 Рік тому

      It’s immune reconstitution therapy and discontinuous. Side effects for me were hair loss and fatigue. I’m week 14 now and feel amazing. I haven’t had my follow up mris but going by how l feel l know it’s working for me. All symptoms have pretty much resolved, tinnitus, nystagmus, vertigo, headaches, fatigue etc. my left leg still plays up a bit but l feel like normal again.

    • @__Wanderer
      @__Wanderer Рік тому

      @@isabellaprincess6890 That's incredible to hear :) Great that you're heading in the right direction. I feel like mavenclad is the closest thing to HSCT we can get - also seen it has very long term benefits. Glad you're doing so well with it :) In my next couple MRIs I need to consider if I want to swap - Mavenclad is near the top of the list for me that is for sure :)

  • @shawnmcanthony5724
    @shawnmcanthony5724 Рік тому

    You explained my symptoms. Except i have not experienced the ms hug. Nerve pain in my feet is tortue 🤔 I always say to myself when will IT END.

    • @WeareMSPlus
      @WeareMSPlus Рік тому

      Hi Shawn, every MS journey is unique, and we appreciate you sharing your story. Many of our clients say that our Peer Support Groups are a great, safe space to discuss MS symptoms and how to manage them. Peer Support could be a great place for you to talk with other people living with MS. To connect with Peer Support and other services, please contact our Plus Connect team on 1800 042 138. The service is completely free, funded by our generous supporters!

  • @ceciterry2861
    @ceciterry2861 Рік тому

    Congrats Bek!

  • @liyunfei
    @liyunfei Рік тому

    I have secondary progressive thank you

  • @elizabethdavidson4039
    @elizabethdavidson4039 Рік тому

    I'm trying to wrap my head around some scenarios in a SIL NDIS participant that are allocated funding for irregular supports what would these irregular supports be? to be able to claim for them. Thanks in advance.

    • @bobtheburger1984
      @bobtheburger1984 Рік тому

      Irregular support is typically used by the sil provider in cases where the participant has other support that is cancelled. For example, if a participant has 3 hours community access funded and that shift is cancelled then the sil provider has to step in using the irregular support as it would not be accounted for in the regular schedule.

  • @ceciterry2861
    @ceciterry2861 Рік тому

  • @melissapritchard8176
    @melissapritchard8176 Рік тому

    Fantastic, fantastic, fantastic - thank you so much for the wealth of information provided!!!

  • @harpreetsinghgrewal7563
    @harpreetsinghgrewal7563 Рік тому

    🙏

  • @ceciliaysabelpozadasanchez6456

    Excelente Laura, gracias 🌻

  • @ceciterry2861
    @ceciterry2861 Рік тому

    Congratulations Laura!