People Strictly-Vote Trishna

#MS Research Vote #Trisha @ #Peoples Strictly

If you only come here for the Research News, you cam skip this piece on Peoples Strictly. 

There is no point in being a Troll or a Grumpy either....as negative comments are not going to be posted!

Whilst all the contestants deserve heaps of praise, lets get behind Trishna.

Trishna contributes to TeamG activities including being one of our Expert MSers, who is embedded in our teaching, clinical and research activities. She also runs Asian MS, which is associated with the MS Society. 
          Trisha, Prof B, Trishna's little sis and mum and Aljaž 

Yesterday we got to meet Trishna and as I am away I have yet to see the show. Did ProfG make the cut, they spent a morning filming and hope the BEEB did not show ProfB doing an impression of Brian Cox (BBC science presenter)....but it is a Comic relief thing after all:-).



Six inspirational but everyday heroes and heroines have been confirmed to take part in BBC One’s The People’s Strictly for Comic Relief and fulfil every Strictly fan’s dream.

The Today's episode will follow the training and preparation as they get ready for their ballroom debut in front of the nation.

Episode four (11th March) will see all six contestants compete on the famous Strictly Come Dancing ballroom, as they vie for the judges’ scores and viewers’ votes. The judges’ scores will be for guidance only, and the public will have the deciding vote.
Voting lines will open once all couples have danced and the winner of the public vote will then be crowned The People’s Strictly champion as part of the live Comic Relief show on BBC One on Friday 13 March 2015.

You can watch starting Today BBC1 (British Broadcasting Corporation) at 21.00.

I am sure you are all aware of the fatigue that many MSers get. Also let's not forget Uhthoff phenomenon, which is the worsening of symptoms, when the body gets overheated. With an increased body temperature, nerve impulses are either blocked or slowed down in a damaged nerve, but once the body temperature is normalized, signs and symptoms may disappear.

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