A few weeks ago thousands og scientists met in Denmark to share ideas about MS. Here is the opening paragraph of a summary from the MS Connection
Why did 8,000 MS scientists and physicians travel thousands of miles and devote a week outside of their labs and offices to attend the 2013 ECTRIMS meeting that just took place in Copenhagen? The bottom line is that connecting with other scientists to share ideas, communicate new findings and even learn what’s not working is the lifeblood of science and it’s what stimulates faster progress. Meetings like this are vital to spurring new approaches and uncovering promising leads – more about that later.
What I hope to accomplish is a venue where this kind of collaboration and progress is constantly happening, not just once a year.
To read more about ECTRIMS please check out http://www.msconnection.org/Blog/October-2013/Progress-and-Challenges-in-MS-research-%E2%80%93-Reflectio
Today I went back to my friend Matt's garage gym for a quick work up to 225x1.
Remember for every dollar donated to making a center where doctors and researchers can work and collaborate a reality, I will match and donate towards Mamograms in Action's event Barbell for Boobs
My fundraising page is http://www.gofundme.com/3y4jy0
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| Orla showing that she can lift things up and put them down |
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