Adult Daughter with diagnosis of MS

bubbly so sorry to hear about your troubles
Have a look into the Carers Trust. There should be a local branch who can provide advice and support in addition to SS. Some areas also put on activities for young carers although yours may be a little young for this just yet.

Yes get as much help as you can, not only from organisations dealing with your problems, but will social services not help with practical matters? The lovely lady who does my cleaning also works for social services and she goes to young mothers with physical and mental problems which is paid by SS. Sometimes it really is a question of asking just what is available. Good luck and best wishes to you all.

Thank you all for your support, I see the MS society pages appear to be very useful. One day at a time, as always.

bubbly I am so sorry that you are not only fighting physical symptoms but depression too which makes it very hard for you to fight your condition. Long term illness is so debilitating of mind and spirit but as Mishap suggests seek help from those organisations especially set up for it and don't be afraid to ask for help.

Sorry to hear of this diagnosis - I hope that you are all getting the right support - try www.mssociety.org.uk; they may be able to help with support and guidance.

That's really difficult for you bubbly
Luckily you get on well with her and your SIL, so they obviously accept how much you can do, so take comfort from that.
I'm sure you will get useful suggestions from the wonderful GNs here.
Take care