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Iona Young

Edinburgh nurse left disabled down one side of her body after shock MS diagnosis

An Edinburgh woman living with Multiple Sclerosis is pushing herself to the limit to buy a 'miracle' treadmill that could change the lives of hundreds of Scots.

Jeanette Russell, who has been living with the neurological condition for the last 10 years, is taking on a three peak challenge to raise £40,000. The 'anti-gravity' machine, which uses NASA technology, helps wheelchair-bound users to walk a short distance with aids and will be used at the Compass Centre in Edinburgh.

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