The therapies offered by the Centre, are based on guidance from research into Multiple Sclerosis at hospitals both here and overseas.They include nutritional advice, physiotherapy, reflexology, hyperbaric oxygen treatment (H.B.O.) which consists of breathing pure oxygen in a pressurised chamber for regular hourly sessions, all designed to alleviate some of the more distressing symptoms of the disease and to help sufferers to cope a little better with everyday life.
Peter explained how the Centre's therapies are now offered to sufferers of other diseases such as cancer where they have been found to have beneficial effects - effects which the Centre is now working with researchers from the University of Wolverhampton to more fully understand.
The work of the Centre is only possible due to the support of volunteers such as Club member Brian Barnwell and new volunteers are always welcome - if you think that you could help in the Centre's work then contact Peter at the Centre.
Brian joined President Ian in presenting Peter with a contribution of £2,000 from the Club to allow the Centre to continue providing their much valued services.
