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TM Family Weekend is 3-6 July

The purpose of the Family Weekend is to bring together children and and young people living with TM, ADEM, NMO, MOG or AFM. 
The weekend is valuable for the entire family, with qualified medical support on hand, and various activities available. As well as being fun, being able to share medical, social, and emotional experiences is extremely helpful, and lasting friendships are often formed.
Registration is open now. 
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Lady golfers raise £1800 

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Ladies of the Stoke Rochford Golf Club
Thanks to 2019 Lady Captain, Karen Rawson, for nominating the TM Society to receive the amazing sum of £1800 that the ladies raised over the year. More here. 
New data published last week shows that the UK’s workforce of consultant neurologists significantly lower than might be expected. Read more here. ​

Our 2020 London Marathon runner - Lynsey Smith

Read more about her here or go straight to her VirginMoneyGiving site and give her some support. 

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Neurological conditions can be extremely isolating.  The TM Society is here to help and make sure that all those with TM feel as though they have a friendly ear to listen to them.  Read more...

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Transverse Myelitis is a rare neurological condition involving inflammation of the spinal cord. The rarity of the disorder, together with the variable presentation of symptoms, complicates the diagnosis for GPs and Casualty staff.
Read more on the Health Professionals page.

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Transverse Myelitis Society