This episode is a return visit for Robbie Gillett, a talented poet who lives with MS. We talked about Robbie's initial struggles with his diagnosis and how it led him to writing poetry as a form of therapy and self-expression. With the support of his wife, who encouraged him to share his work, Robbie has used his poetry to raise awareness and provide hope to others.

Robbie talked about his upcoming projects including a show and book titled "I Don't Like Poetry," which challenges stereotypes and perceptions about poetry.

Robbie's message to newly diagnosed individuals is to reach out and connect with others in the MS community, emphasizing the support and understanding that can be found through shared experiences. His upcoming book release in September will further showcase his talent and dedication to raising awareness about MS and mental health.

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The information in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment.

Links and resources:

Sign up for the 10 Weeks to Disrupt MS Program

Connect with Robbie on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook
Buy Robbie's book, Thoughts of a Warrior: Beneath the Tracksuit
Watch The Painter And The Poet on YouTube
Listen to Robbie's music on Spotify

Listen to Robbie's previous appearances on the Move It Or Lose It podcast: Episode 085 Part One and Episode 085 Part Two


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