Africa-Press – Botswana. Myelin Foundation Botswana, in collaboration with Active Hub Fitness, will tomorrow undertake a 10km-walk in a bid to spread awareness of Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
A press release from the Myelin Foundation Botswana states that the event will commence and culminate at Gaborone Senior Secondary School, marking a significant milestone in raising awareness about Multiple Sclerosis in the community.
“Multiple Sclerosis is a complex autoimmune condition that affects the Central Nervous System, impacting individuals in various ways,” the release says.
Despite its rarity, the release says the prevalence of MS cases is on the rise in the country, underscoring the urgent need for greater awareness and support.
The release also says participants of the walk can anticipate a day filled with informative sessions led by esteemed professionals including Neurologists, Physiotherapists, and Physicians, who will provide insights into the intricacies of the disease and offer guidance on managing its symptoms effectively.
In addition to the educational component, it adds that attendees will have the opportunity to partake in energising aerobics sessions prior to the commencement of the walk, ensuring a dynamic and engaging experience for all involved.
“We are thrilled to partner with Active Hub Fitness to host this significant event aimed at fostering greater understanding and support for those affected by Multiple Sclerosis.
By bringing together individuals from all walks of life, we hope to cultivate a sense of community while raising vital funds and awareness for MS research and support initiatives.” The release says.
The statement also lists the sponsors namely; Progressive Institute, Village Imaging, Rea Vaya Yours, and Visual Power, ‘whose unwavering support has helped bring this vision to fruition’.
The Myelin Foundation Botswana and Active Hub Fitness therefore extend an invitation to all members of the society to join in the day’s events and ‘take a step towards a brighter, more informed future for those living with Multiple Sclerosis’. The release concludes.
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