Recovering From Multiple Sclerosis
Real life stories of hope and inspiration
Published on 1. January 2017
240 pages
978-1-925576-10-8 (ISBN)
Description
A diagnosis of multiple sclerosis conjures up images of wheelchairs, paralysis and a shortened life, but in fact it's possible to regain mobility and make a recovery. This is a collection of twelve life stories of people from around the world who have been diagnosed with MS, and been able to halt the progression of the disease and recover mobility by following a program of drug treatment, diet, sunshine, meditation and exercise.
These stories offer hope and inspiration to others diagnosed with MS, and an insight into the different journeys people take to recovery. Based on extended interviews, they also offer an understanding of the challenges faced by people with different types of MS and at different stages in the progression of the disease
These stories offer hope and inspiration to others diagnosed with MS, and an insight into the different journeys people take to recovery. Based on extended interviews, they also offer an understanding of the challenges faced by people with different types of MS and at different stages in the progression of the disease
Reviews / Votes
If you ever needed evidence that it IS possible to recover - yes RECOVER - from MS - you'll find it here in abundance... I hope this book will inspire everyone reading it to follow what these twelve people have done so successfully. -- Judy Graham, editor of NEW PATHWAYS - a magazine for people with MSMore details
Edition
Main
Language
English
Place of publication
NSW
Australia
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
File size
1,21 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-925576-10-8 (9781925576108)
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Book
06/2013
Allen & Unwin
€16.50
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Person
Karen Law is a journalist who has worked in the UK and Australia and is managing her MS. Professor George Jelinek is author of the internationally successful guide Overcoming Multiple Sclerosis. Diagnosed with MS in 1999, he has gone 13 years without relapse and is symptom free.
Find out more at www.overcomingms.org
Find out more at www.overcomingms.org
