RESPECTED BBC REPORTER STEPS DOWN. DIAGONISED WITH SCLEROSIS.

Well respected journalist and veteran BBC reporter Caroline Wyatt,
will soon be stepping down from her position as BBC's correspondent
on religious affairs. She was diagonised recently with multiple
sclerosis. Ever since she joined BBC in 1990 as a trainee, Ms.Wyatt
has filled a lot of roles in BBC reports. She reported the 'fall of
the Berlin wall', wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Kosovo conflict
(1999) and the 9/11 attacks. She also did some work reporting events
in the Balkans.
A few months ago, Ms Caroline who has also presented some of BBC's
programmes was diagonised of multiple sclerosis, a condition which has
forced her to step down a little from the rigours of her duties as
chief correspondent of religious affairs. But she isn't out
completely, she will still be doing some reporting duties for TV and
Radio within her medical specifications.
Multiple sclerosis is a medical condition characterised by
slurring speech,blurred vision, fatigue, dizziness. Its cause by
damaged nerve cells in the spinal cord.
Since the news was made open, Caroline has been receiving so much
support in get-well-soon messages from friends,family,colleagues and
other well wishers.