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Whilst MS affects roughly three times as many women than men, recently released prevalence figures indicate that nearly 8000 men in Australia deal with MS on a daily basis. (1)
Research also indicates that the more severe and less treatable form of the condition – Primary progressive MS (PPMS), affects more men than women.
Alongside this, it’s important to factor in that unfortunately, “men are more reluctant to go to the doctor...
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It’s hard to believe I’ve been an NDIS participant for almost twelve months! But I had a text from them recently, letting me know I needed to book in to have my plan reviewed before my first year was up. I owe you all an apology for not providing an update on how I was finding the system after a few months using it. Sorry! I believe a number of things may have changed since my first plan was put in place, but I decided I’d still give you a brief update on how the NDIS has worked for me so...
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