Contact The Myelin Project

BRITISH TRUST FOR THE MYELIN PROJECT

Lynda Carthy, Manager
139 Hulme Hall Road
Cheadle Hulme
Cheadle
Cheshire
SK8 6LQ

T:      0161 292 3191
F
:      0161 292 2416
email: info@myelinproject.co.uk

British Board Members:
Mr. Lionel Fynn, Esq.
Diana McGovern
Francesco Odone
Duncan Richardson
Dr Margaret T. Weis

International Branches

THE MYELIN PROJECT INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS USA

Candace Root, Executive Director
1400 Wallace Blvd, Suite 258
Amarillo, Texas 79106
USA

Toll Free 800 869 3546
T:    806 356 4693
F:    806 356 4694

MYELIN PROJECT OF CANADA  

Ms. Helen Hatzis
The Myelin Project of Canada
14 Garthwood Drive,
Scarborough,
Ontario
M1K 2J5
CANADA

MYELIN PROJECT OF GERMANY

Das Myelin Projekt Deutschland e.v.
Mr Spencer Ryan
Grobe Strasse 64
28876 Bremen/Oyten

Tel: +49 0800 6935460
Fax: +49 01805 693546
Web: www.myelin.de

MYELIN PROJECT OF ITALY 

Comitato Italiano Progetto Mielina-Onlus
Ambassador Mario Alessi
Via Donatello, 7
00196 Rome
ITALY

Tel: +39 06 45494349
Seg/Fax: +39 06 97619641
Email: mielina@mielina.org
website: www.mielina.org

Online membership form

The benefit of registering will provide you with the opportunity to ask any question relating to our first human trials or on other research the Myelin Project supports.

If requested we introduce people with similar demyelinating conditions.

We continuously receive requests from people affected by demyelinating conditions (majority MS) to be included in future trials. Unfortunately we cannot support requests which do not provide us with contact details and relevant health information.

All information will be treated as confidential and will not be divulged to any other source.

Are you diagnosed with any of the following conditions? Please tick relevant box

 Multiple Sclerosis  Leukodystrophy  
Other demyelinating condition (
please specify)

If diagnosed MS, please give indication of your condition by ticking relevant box

BENIGN

Approx 10% of all MS sufferers. Characterised by one or two attacks after which the condition stabilises for a long period of time, generally in excess of 10 years

RELAPSING-REMITTING

Approx. 40% of all MS sufferers. People often make complete recovery after a relapse or attack. Further relapses occur after which increasing disability remains. Relapses vary in severity and duration, existing symptoms may worsen and new ones may appear.

SECONDARY PROGRESSIVE

Approx. 40% of all MS sufferers. It is estimated that half of the people with relapsing-remitting disease eventually stop entering the remission phases and their condition deteriorates continuously

PRIMARY PROGRESSIVE

Approx. 10% of all MS sufferers. There are no recognisable relapses or remission, but people show progressive disability whereby symptoms persist following their first attack.

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