Scott is determined to care for his wife himself but fears his MS could prevent this in the future as the condition can trigger problems with vision, arm or leg movement, sensation or balance.
A husband has “flown halfway across the world” to save his young wife from going into care.
It comes after she tragically suffered a sudden severe brain aneurysm during lockdown at their home in East Kilbride, leaving her disabled and relying on around-the-clock support. “It’s not what we expected at this age. If anything we thought it was me needing to be looked after since I was diagnosed with MS first.
The haematopoietic stem cell transplantation is a complex procedure which aims to stop the damage MS causes by wiping out and regrowing the immune system, using stem cells.If successful Scott will be able to fly home at the end of this month and not need further medication for the illness. Doctors warned Scott that there was little that could be done as the aneurysm was so severe but he pleaded with them to try.
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