MS patient Iris Berselli and her border collie Bumper.© Photo Erik Rietman
Nikki Butter
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Bumper, a cross between an Australian shepherd and a border collie, bounces around Iris Berselli (46) and her husband Damiano. “You go into your crate,” Iris calls. There is no indication that Iris has been suffering from the progressive nerve disorder Multiple Sclerosis (MS) for more than twenty years. A disease that increasingly limits her movements. Her only option for an MS-free future is treatment in Mexico, but for that she must raise almost 70,000 euros.
2023-10-18 10:29:00
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