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CIDP and its Variants

by Chris Morton | Apr 21, 2025 | Blog, Charity news

CIDP and its Variants In our final blog on CIDP, we are going to have a quick look at the variants of CIDP. If you want more information on CIDP then have a look at some of our other blogs from the last few weeks. List of variants Acute Onset CIDP (A-CIDP) –...

What advice can we give someone impacted by CIDP?

by Chris Morton | Apr 14, 2025 | Blog, Charity news

What advice can we give someone impacted by CIDP? One of our main jobs here at GAIN is giving support and advice to people impacted by Inflammatory Neuropathies. It’s not always easy as everyone’s experience of CIDP is different. However, in this blog we are focussing...

What is the Impact of CIDP?

by Chris Morton | Apr 7, 2025 | Blog, Charity news

The last few weeks we have been publishing blogs about CIDP, and in this week’s post we are looking at the impact of CIDP. Impact of the condition CIDP can be a life-alterating condition that impacts on many aspects of your life. Without proper treatment (and...

What is Living with CIDP like?

by Chris Morton | Mar 31, 2025 | Blog, Charity news

What is Living with CIDP like? Many people want to know what to expect on their CIDP journey, and while it is difficult to predict and important to note that everyone’s journey is different, in this blog we wanted to highlight what living with CIDP is like. This post...

GAIN Chief Executive’s Response to the Spring Statement

by Chris Morton | Mar 26, 2025 | Blog, Charity news

Last week the government announced a number of welfare and benefit cuts designed to save £5bn. We know that these announcements created a lot of anxiety across the Inflammatory Neuropathies Community, and with the Spring Statement announced in parliament today, we...

How can I Manage my CIDP?

by Chris Morton | Mar 24, 2025 | Blog

In this ongoing blog series we are continuing to look at CIDP, what it is, and how it impacts people directly, and those around them. This week we look at managing your CIDP. Is CIDP Manageable? Many people are able to live their lives well and keep their CIDP well...