Hi Guys,
I am taking part in the 2009 Step Up for MS Stairclimb in order to raise funds for people affected by multiple sclerosis. Multiple sclerosis is the most common disease of the central nervous system and affects over 18,000 Australians. The event is a timed race up 1096 of Perth's Tallest Building, Central Park.
Did you know?
* The average age of diagnosis of MS is 30 years old
* MS affects three times more women than men.
* An estimated 18,000 people in Australia have MS.
The MS Society of WA (MSWA) is a not-for-profit charity organisation dedicated to assisting people living with MS.
MSWA aims to minimise the impact of multiple sclerosis on all individuals affected by the disease, their families, carers and the community by offering a wide range of assistance, services and equipment.
We want to enable people with MS to maximise their participation in the community; to improve community awareness and understanding of MS; to advocate for all people with a disability; and to work towards finding a cure for MS.
Please DONATE by clicking on this link and help MSWA to help all people affected by multiple sclerosis. Every dollar counts.
Thanks
I am taking part in the 2009 Step Up for MS Stairclimb in order to raise funds for people affected by multiple sclerosis. Multiple sclerosis is the most common disease of the central nervous system and affects over 18,000 Australians. The event is a timed race up 1096 of Perth's Tallest Building, Central Park.
Did you know?
* The average age of diagnosis of MS is 30 years old
* MS affects three times more women than men.
* An estimated 18,000 people in Australia have MS.
The MS Society of WA (MSWA) is a not-for-profit charity organisation dedicated to assisting people living with MS.
MSWA aims to minimise the impact of multiple sclerosis on all individuals affected by the disease, their families, carers and the community by offering a wide range of assistance, services and equipment.
We want to enable people with MS to maximise their participation in the community; to improve community awareness and understanding of MS; to advocate for all people with a disability; and to work towards finding a cure for MS.
Please DONATE by clicking on this link and help MSWA to help all people affected by multiple sclerosis. Every dollar counts.
Thanks