Is it possible to run again with Multiple Sclerosis? APEX NEURO Ashley hadn’t planned on this goal - when she came to the UK to work with us her goal was to walk her daughter to and from school. But within a few days, her walking had improved so much that Ashley and Rob set their sights higher - could she run again for the first time in years? It wasn’t easy, and (to begin with) it wasn’t pretty! But she persevered, pushed through the doubt and frustration — and ran again!

Re-learning to stand with Multiple Sclerosis: Cyndi travels from the Falkland Islands to the UK (a distance of ~8,000 miles) to work with APEX NEURO intensively. There is no questioning this incredible woman’s determination! However, sometimes her mind gets in the way — she’s spent a long time ‘failing’ and movements like getting up from being seated have become increasingly more challenging as the MS has progressed.

“I haven’t been able to get up like that for a while!” Multiple Sclerosis: Learning to stand independently

Hamstring control impacted by Multiple Sclerosis: the progress is all within the space of a single session, despite the general belief that 'you cannot improve function after decline has taken place due to Multiple Sclerosis'. Erin tests Beth without electric - this is all her, voluntarily contracting and controlling the muscle. At first it’s difficult but with practice she is able to replicate what they had achieved with the e-stim. This will make a huge difference in her wa

Real-World Rehab for Multiple Sclerosis (Canada to UK for MS neuro-rehabilitation) working on walking, gait, balance, navigating different surfaces, crowds, cyclists, using stairs, crossing roads, walking up and down slopes