In this final episode of the Living with MS Podcast for season 2, we are joined by Keith Byrne from Dublin, a primary school teacher, dad and one of our 2026 MS Readathon Ambassadors.
Keith has been living with multiple sclerosis for more than ten years and speaks openly about his diagnosis, the impact of fatigue and brain fog, and how MS has shaped his outlook on life.
He also talks about family, changing career to become a teacher, setting realistic goals, and the importance of recognising your own strength while living with MS.
As an MS Readathon Ambassador, Keith shares why the campaign is so meaningful to him, the importance of encouraging children to read, and why he hopes schools and families across Ireland will get involved this November.
For more information on the MS Readathon, visit www.msreadathon.ie.
The Living with MS Podcast series aims to give a voice to the Irish MS community as our guests share their own personal multiple sclerosis story from diagnosis to today.
Every person with MS has different symptoms, different reactions to being diagnosed, different journeys and this series aims to share those stories every month to hopefully help you get a better understanding of MS.
For more information on MS Ireland and multiple sclerosis go to our website here https://www.ms-society.ie
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