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THE Multiple Sclerosis Society is a registered charity which was founded in 1953. I t relies for its income almost


entirely on voluntary donations. Its charitable expenditure in 2002 was more than £26 million. Since it was founded, the society


has invested more than £50 million in bio-medical and applied research and currently has a £11 million commitment to around 50 projects across the UK.


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Some facts about MS © The Multiple Sclerosis Society was founded in 1953.


® There are more than 350 UK branches providing local support for people with MS.


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to benefit from much needed treat­ ment and multidisciplinary care that they rate very highly. People affected by MS, those


with the condition and their carers, are represented throughout the society. They are in the majority on Its Board of Trustees and play a substantial role at all other levels of its work. Two examples are the research


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and goes. For others it is progres­ sive and becomes severely dis­ abling. For everyone, it makes life unpredictable. The Clitheroe and Ribble Val­


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takes place next month we will be working to raise money and awareness to make sure these local people obtain the support and help that they need.” Mr Bailey said th at the local


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