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Have you looked at our Resources page?

Have a look at our Resources page to find out about a variety of organisations that can help with all sorts of things! Or if you get a minute, have a look at one of the presentations from a conference or look through our extensive FAQs. 

What are ZOOM Meet Ups?

This is an opportunity to meet others with TM without the hassle of travel.
The zoom meetings started in January 2022 and they have all been well received with 8-15 people attending each time. 
If there is sufficient demand we could hold Zoom meetings on evenings or regional meetings, or even invite speakers. Your suggestions are welcome.

ZOOM Meet Up
​Saturday - 9th July 12:00 

Our  next meeting is on 9th July.
Lew Gray and Tony Sumner are organising monthly Zoom meetings for TMS members, which enable us to meet and chat on line.
If you have Zoom installed on your computer or smartphone and you would like to join in one of these meetings, please email lewgray@myelitis.org.uk  and you will get an invitation by email.

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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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Support Groups are informal gatherings of TM patients and their carers, friends and family, which enable them to meet others with experience of TM.   Read more about Support Groups

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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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