NeuroNotes

#16 MS Diagnosis to Half Marathon: Issie's Story

This is a special one, our first ever guest episode! Introducing Issie: a young lady diagnosed with MS four years ago.  Tune in as Issie shares her MS diagnosis journey, her lifestyle and mindset shifts that made the biggest differences, and how she built up to running half marathons.  🧡 Follow Issie for more positivity around MS! 🧡 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everythingicandowithms/  [https://www.instagram.com/everythingicandowithms/ ] TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@everythingicandowithms [https://www.tiktok.com/@everythingicandowithms]

#15 Relapses vs Progression: The Two Faces of MS

This third episode of our multiple sclerosis deep-dive is short but important - unpacking what MS diagnoses actually mean. Today we discuss the main types of MS, the difference between relapses and progression, and how an MS diagnosis can shift over time.

#14 Multiple Sclerosis: First Symptoms & Diagnostic Journey

This is the second episode of our multiple sclerosis deep-dive, and today we cover the start of the diagnostic journey. Tune in as we discuss the early signs of MS, what the first episode of demyelination is called, and how neurologist actually make the MS diagnosis.

#13 Multiple Sclerosis: Where Do We Even Begin?

Welcome to NeuroNotes! A podcast hosted by Kenzo and Sam, two neurological physiotherapists and the brains behind PhysiKits. Today marks the start of shift to condition-specific episode blocks - beginning with Multiple Sclerosis. In this episode we talk through what MS really is, why demyelination causes the various multiple sclerosis symptoms, and why it varies so much from person to person.

#12 What's Coming Next for NeuroNotes

Welcome to NeuroNotes! A podcast hosted by Kenzo and Sam, two neurological physiotherapists and the brains behind PhysiKits. We're 3 months into our YouTube journey now, and are taking a moment to reflect. Tune in as we discuss what's been working, what's been hard, and what we've learned along the way. We also get a bit personal with clinical wins, NDIS frustrations, and the realities of building something new alongside full-time clinical work. And importantly we explain why the next phase is going all-in on multiple sclerosis!