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Thursday, July 22, 2010

"Open Door" - A New Zealand MS Documentary

At the bottom of this blog page, are various MS videos to watch.  

Posted as of July 22, 2010 is one of a new - New Zealand MS Documentary called "Open Door"
Scroll down to our videos to watch:"Open Door" .


Open Door is a community-based TV series where groups or individuals make a documentary about an issue that concerns them. This episode on the neurological disease Multiple Sclerosis features interviews with people who have been diagnosed with MS and their spouses, as well as MS fund-raisers and field officers. International expert Professor George Jelinek also features. Interviewees share their experiences of living with MS, and the programme discusses treatments and therapies.  


"It maybe a useful resource, and we'd like to share it with a wider audience", says Deb Diaz of NZ on Screen. 

New Zealand On Screen is a publicly-funded body tasked with making NZ films and television programmes more widely available via the internet. 

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