Product Description
An insightful, informative, and empathic resource for learning to live well with multiple sclerosis. This comprehensive yet accessible work provides authoritative and reassuring answers to the many questions that overwhelm those undergoing testing and treatment for multiple sclerosis. It discusses traditional and complementary therapies for MS; explains medical terminology and diagnostics; and compassionately addresses the lifestyle changes many patients face while learning to manage this chronic and potentially debilitating disorder.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 15 reviews)

MS Questions and Answers by Trudy Christiansen (Indiana)

5 Stars
January 07, 2009
This book explained a lot of my unanswered questions and even some that I had not thought of.

Good Info by Dria V. (Brighton, Alabama)

5 Stars
February 29, 2008
This is a great reference book. Even though I think that the some of the information is a little outdated, it can make a great reference for the newly diagnosed.

Mutiple Sclerosis Q & A: Researching Answers to Frequently Asked Questions by Frana Maria Smith (New York, NY)

5 Stars
January 25, 2008
Excellent book for the newly diagnosed!!!! Written in a well understood and caring manner, not as matter of fact and scary as some I've read since being diagnosed. A big thank you to the author!

MS Q&A by Mary

4 Stars
January 03, 2007
Answers many of the questions asked by new or fairly new MS victims. Knowledge is power.

Good Reference by K. D. Hawes (New Mexico)

4 Stars
November 15, 2006
This was really good reference book. Most of those questions that you don't have time with your Dr to ask, are answered here.

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