Catherine Golds, member of the Centre and former Chair of Trustees, writes about Make a Will Month and why planning to leave a legacy to the Centre is important to her.
Category: Stories
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From diagnosis to determination
Andrew Scott tells about how his life changed in unexpected ways following his MS diagnosis but he is confident he will receive the best support and treatment possible from the Chilterns Neuro Centre, both now and in the future.
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A chance encounter leads to a new hope
Sven Kuster originally came across the Chilterns Neuro Centre by chance and has since become a huge advocate for the wonderful staff, beneficial programmes, encouragement and support he receives.
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Getting in control of exercise
Leigh Gordine considers himself lucky to have found the Chilterns Neuro Centre so soon after his MS diagnosis. Read more of his story to find out how Pilates has helped him to live life to the full!
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No looking back at the Chilterns Neuro Centre
Visiting the Chilterns Neuro Centre is definitely a huge highlight of my week. It's a very special place and I am forever grateful for everyone there who supports me on my journey.
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Yoga is relaxation for the mind
Mini Miller talks about her experience of yoga and how the breathing exercises and gentle movements can have such a calming effect on her.
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New beginnings at the Chilterns Neuro Centre
Claire Ashburner talks candidly about how the warmth and kindness of new friends she made at the Centre became a major support for her.
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Singing is good for mind, body and soul
“For me, singing in a group just makes me happy. To sing with other people just gives you such a warm glow.
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Building confidence to push boundaries
I can't imagine what my life would be like without the Chilterns Neuro Centre. Whenever I have a problem related to my MS, or an ache, a weakness, a worry, or I need help filling in a form, they have been there for me.
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Being a volunteer supports me in my carer role
Chas Burton talks about his role as a volunteer at the Centre, helping out in the café, and also his role as a carer as his wife has MS.
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Volunteering has enriched my life
Lisa Tervit has been volunteering at the Chilterns Neuro Centre since November 2022 when she introduced a new art-based group that used natural or recycled materials to create beautiful art and craft.
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Bringing greater happiness and better mental and physical health
Nigel talks about his MS journey from driving a cab to being diagnosed, from feeling that his life as he knew would be over to regaining his sense of belonging.