Más allá de la esclerosis múltiple: una vida bajo el agua I Irene Bolea

In this episode of the GAEM Foundation, we speak with Irene Bolea, a biochemist, PhD in neuroscience, and world champion of adapted underwater photography. More than 20 years ago, she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Since then, her life has been a constant exercise in adaptation, difficult decisions, and learning. But also in unexpected discoveries. Today, Irene shares what it's like to live with the disease from the inside… and from a scientific perspective. We talk about accepting limitations without giving up, the impact of stress, motherhood with reduced mobility, and a key turning point: learning to "befriend" the disease. And there's something that changes everything: scuba diving. A place where, literally, the disease disappears. An episode about real resilience (without clichés), about making uncomfortable decisions, and about finding freedom where no one expects it. 🔹 How to live with a neurodegenerative disease? 🔹 What role does attitude play in the face of a diagnosis? 🔹 Is it possible to live a fulfilling life with multiple sclerosis? If you're interested in health, science, or simply want to hear stories that make you rethink things, this episode is for you.