Founded in 2013 by Declan Walsh, following his wife, Natalie’s diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis and Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy (PML), the NSC (formerly the Northwest Neurological Institute) was established to address the unmet needs of people living with neurological conditions. Through their personal journey, Declan and Natalie recognised the lack of support available for individuals facing complex, long-term neurological conditions, and the significant emotional, physical, and logistical challenges these individuals face.
Tragically, Declan passed away in September 2021 following a short illness, while Natalie is receiving full-time care in St, John’s Hospital, Sligo.
They have left a wonderful legacy for the people of the North West and beyond, and their determination and focus will have a beneficial impact on those impacted by neurological conditions for many years to come.
Founded in 2013 by Declan Walsh, following his wife, Natalie’s diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis and Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy (PML), the NSC (formerly the Northwest Neurological Institute) was established to address the unmet needs of people living with neurological conditions. Through their personal journey, Declan and Natalie recognised the lack of support available for individuals facing complex, long-term neurological conditions, and the significant emotional, physical, and logistical challenges these individuals face.
Tragically, Declan passed away in September 2021 following a short illness, while Natalie is receiving full-time care in St, John’s Hospital, Sligo.
They have left a wonderful legacy for the people of the North West and beyond, and their determination and focus will have a beneficial impact on those impacted by neurological conditions for many years to come.