Delhi MS Connect

MS Warriors, we want to hear from YOU! What role does community play in your MS Journey? Comment below and let's create a supportive community.

World MS Day 2026 💙 From inspiring doctor-patient stories to policy discussions, accessibility initiatives, and community engagement, every moment highlighted the strength of the MS community.

🧡 112 members. 70+ questions. One meaningful conversation. As part of our World MS Day 2026 campaign, MSSI Delhi hosted the "Ask the Experts" webinar on 17th May, bringing together the MS community from across India.

📰 A Message That Travelled Across India 🧡 Before World MS Day 2026, our awareness campaign reached thousands through extensive newspaper coverage across multiple states. Every headline helped spread awareness about MS and amplified the voices of the MS community.

World MS Day 2026 – The Finale 💙 As the day came to a close, the conversations turned into commitments, ideas into action, and voices into a collective call for change.

World MS Day 2026 – The Middle✌🏻 This session was the heart of the day: where stories turned into conversations, panel discussions brought doctors and patients together, and the digital world’s role in supporting MS care was explored. #worldmsday #msawareness #delhimsconnect

World MS Day 2026 – The Beginning ✌🏻 From empty seats to a hall full of voices, this video captures the start of a day dedicated to awareness, connection, and empowerment. 🌍🧡 #delhimsconnect #worldmsday #msawareness

Yeah… the day we all wait for every year is finally here 💙 And finally, it’s World MS Day 2026 A day to raise awareness, share stories of strength, spread hope, and stand together as one community for everyone living with Multiple Sclerosis. Together, we are stronger than MS.

CELEBRATING WORLD MS DAY 2026 MSSI Delhi Chapter invites all Patients with MS & Caregivers 1+1 SATURDAY, 30 MAY 2026, 🕤 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM 📍 India International Centre, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi

We celebrate World MS Day every year on 30th May, and we are truly excited for this year’s campaign. 💜 This year marks an important step forward in Multiple Sclerosis awareness and diagnosis with the updated McDonald Criteria.

This World MS Day, people with MS are invited to create a diagnosis poster and contribute to global research. 🔎 Thanks, everyone, for creating the poster.

This World MS Day, people with MS are invited to create a diagnosis poster and contribute to global research. 🔎 Thanks everyone for creating the poster.

MS Warriors, we want to hear from YOU! What’s one hobby or activity that brings you peace despite Multiple Sclerosis? Comment below and let's create a supportive community.

In Part 2 of this conversation, Meenakshi Bhujwala highlights what still hasn’t changed for persons with disabilities — from inaccessible government buildings to the lack of proper ramps and tactile pathways that continue to limit equal access and independence.

Rupali Anand and Meenakshi Bhujwala in conversation with Danish Mahajan on Radio Udaan, discussing What Still Hasn’t Changed for Persons with Disabilities? In Part 1, Rupali shares her perspective on the barriers, mindsets, and everyday realities that remain unchanged for PwD

एमएस हग ऐसा महसूस होता है जैसे छाती या पेट के चारों ओर कसकर, दर्दनाक दबाव हो—कभी तेज़, कभी भारी, तो कभी जलन जैसा। यदि दर्द लंबे समय तक बना रहे, तो कृपया अपने डॉक्टर से परामर्श करें।

Multiple Sclerosis patients often wonder about thyroid issues. Dr. Ayush Agarwal explains hyperthyroidism—an overactive thyroid—and how it can be treated when MS and thyroid coexist.

MS Warriors, we want to hear from YOU! What's something you wish doctors had told you earlier about Multiple Sclerosis? Comment below and let's create a supportive community.

MSSI DELHI’S World MS Day 2026 🏆CONTEST🏆 Calling all our members! Share your best memories with us! ⏰ Deadline: 14th May 2026 Register - Send the entry form to : mssidelhi@gmail.com along with consent form screenshot- bit.ly/4tYvjwK

Will cataract surgery fix my vision if I also have optic neuritis? 👁️ A very common question in Multiple Sclerosis patients—answered by Dr. Ashish Duggal.