Nele Handwerker, born and raised in Dresden in 1980, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at the age of 23. But she didn't let this get her down. She worked in Chicago, went skydiving, scuba diving and saw the world. After 13 years in Berlin and one at the North Sea, she now lives with her husband, daughter and two gerbils on the banks of the Elbe in Pirna, just outside Dresden. In her podcast "MS-Perspektive", she shares her view of multiple sclerosis and reports on ways to positively influence the disease.
She also provides information about new scientific findings, interviews experts and lets other patients have their say. Since 2022, she has been studying Multiple Sclerosis Management in the part-time Master's program as the only patient together with doctors. In her autobiography, she describes her first 15 years with MS:- Multiple sclerosis? Don't be afraid! A 15-year experience reportIn her free time, she reads books, listens to podcasts and music and spends time with her family and friends.
The six children's books by Nele Handwerker are currently only available in German. The focus is on animal heroes who experience adventure and community despite their individual differences.
She also provides information about new scientific findings, interviews experts and lets other patients have their say. Since 2022, she has been studying Multiple Sclerosis Management in the part-time Master's program as the only patient together with doctors. In her autobiography, she describes her first 15 years with MS:- Multiple sclerosis? Don't be afraid! A 15-year experience reportIn her free time, she reads books, listens to podcasts and music and spends time with her family and friends.
The six children's books by Nele Handwerker are currently only available in German. The focus is on animal heroes who experience adventure and community despite their individual differences.
