ONE of Scotland's highest profile multiple sclerosis sufferers has spoken of how her symptoms almost vanished during pregnancy in a mysterious phenomenon that continues to puzzle researchers.
ONE of Scotland's highest profile multiple sclerosis sufferers has spoken of how her symptoms almost vanished during pregnancy in a mysterious phenomenon that continues to puzzle researchers.
baby bliss: Journalist Elizabeth Quigley found her MS symptoms alleviated during pregnancy with son Matthew. Picture: Graeme Hart
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Helen McArdle
Elizabeth Quigley, a BBC journalist and wife of Finance Secretary John Swinney, had been struggling to walk unaided, write or use a computer keyboard until she fell pregnant with the couple's first child, Matthew, in 2010.
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