About

Sixteen years ago, after working six straight days in hospitality over Easter, I woke up unable to move. My left side was numb, my arms were riddled with excruciating pins and needles, and numb patches ran down my back.

Simple tasks became impossible — I couldn’t hold my toothbrush, turn on the shower, or even wash my hair. Driving was out of the question. With my family’s help, I made it to the doctor, then to A&E. After tests and referrals, I began my journey toward an MS diagnosis — a journey that, surprisingly, ended two years later with my discharge.

Today, my symptoms are minimal. I get tired when I overdo it, but don’t we all?

I’m Sophie McCulloch, and I understand the struggles, fears, and challenges of living with MS firsthand. That’s why I created this course — to share my lived experience and offer guidance, support, and reassurance.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by your symptoms or diagnosis, know this: you’re not alone.