books about: sclerosis     books:       Augie's Quest: One Man's Journey from Success to Significance29 reviews Augie Nieto, T.R. Pearson Bloomsbury USA, 2007 T. R. Pearson Tells Augie's Story With Grace T. R. Pearson is probably my favorite author -- I look forward to reading his books and stop by amazon on a regular basis to check for his new works. Augie's Quest was a most interesting read for me for two reasons -- Pearson was the author, and I have been personally touched by ALS (my father and one of my brothers died from the disease). The story of Augie, his journey with ALS, his drive ...             My Story: A Photographic Essay of Life With Multiple Sclerosis20 reviews Amelia Davis Demos Medical Pub, 2003 Review for My Story I was fortunate to have been photographed by Amelia Davis in her new book about Multiple Sclerosis. Amelia traveled all over the country interviewing physically challenged individuals and their care givers. In doing so, she composed an enlightening yet very touching collection of stories, all through the eye of her camera. Her choice of black and white photos added another dimension and increased ...             If I Only Had a Brain Injury12 reviews Laura Bruno Xlibris Corporation, 2008 A Clear, Heart-Felt Guide And Support For All Life Challenges If I Only Had a Brain Injury is a beautifully conveyed book that is not only practical, simplistic, and full of easy to apply tips and tremendously helpful, thorough resources, but is also an artistic expression of genuine experience and compassion that takes one on a journey through Oz. Utilizing Dorothy and her friends' experiences to illustrate our own unfolding life processes creates a ...             The MS Recovery Diet12 reviews Ann Sawyer, Judith Bachrach Avery, 2007 Recovery for Life "Welcome to an MS world that is not dark and dismal, but a place filled with hope, progress, and gratitude," Ms. Sawyer confidently states in the introduction to this clearly formulated, comprehensive plan for controlling this devastating disease. What MS sufferer would not want to discover how to achieve this? Not only is MS clearly defined in highly readable, medically backed terms, but ...             MS and Your Feelings: Handling the Ups and Downs of Multiple Sclerosis12 reviews Allison Shadday Hunter House, 2006 Great book! I originally got this book at the library. I hesitated because some MS books can be very heavy or dry. This book was excellent! I found it very helpful, even though I've had MS for years. I bought one for myself & had some of my family read it, too. I even got a couple for gifts for friends with MS. I highly recommend it, especially if you have people in your life who could use a little MS ...             Up the Creek with a Paddle: Beat MS and Many Autoimmune Disorders with Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN)14 reviews Mary Anne Boyle Bradley PublishAmerica, 2005 Mary Anne Bradley is an Angel I was recently diagnosed with MS this past June and through an incredibly fortunate turn of events,my In-Laws suggested I read Mary Anne's book...which I did. It is so well written,chock full of imperitive information that I was not receiving through the medical community,provided much insight into this desease,and at times humorous and touched me in an amazing way. Yet, I was even more touched ...             Soar Unafraid: Learning to Trust No Matter What13 reviews Jo Franz Tate Publishing & Enterprises, 2007 Jo Franz is an example for all Many years ago, I met Jo at a church retreat where she was an inspirational speaker and shared her love of the Lord through her singing. I was impressed with her deep faith and obrious joy in spite of the painful trials she had endured. There were times through the years that I wondered how she was and when I, myself was diagnosed with MS, two years ago, my curiosity about how she was grew. A ...             Fall Down Laughing: How Squiggy Caught Multiple Sclerosis and Didn't Tell Nobody18 reviews David Lander Tarcher, 2000 Buy and read this book! When my father finally told me he had MS (like David Lander, he kept it a secret), he suggested I read this book. The insight it gave me was priceless. Everyone will find their own path, but I can tell you that by sharing his experiences, Mr. Lander has helped me to be the best son (and friend) that I can be.             I Remember Running: The Year I Got Everything I Ever Wanted - and ALS17 reviews Darcy Wakefield Da Capo Press, 2006 Great book to keep and re-read This is a book I find myselfing re-reading a couple times a year (and I don't tend to re-read books). Inspiring, truthful, I feel I could really relate and understand the author. Love this book! Truly beautiful. She left a precious gift to her readers. Highly recommend. Please read other reviews to learn about the content of this book.             Multiple Sclerosis Q & A: Researching Answers to Frequently Asked Questions14 reviews Beth Ann Hill Avery, 2003 Good Info 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.             Life On Cripple Creek: Essays on Living with Multiple Sclerosis9 reviews Dean Kramer Demos Medical Publishing, 2003 just what I needed The book made me laugh and also made me cry seeing myself in many of the same situations.This is a book that everyone that has MS or has a family member that has MS should read.             Health Journeys: For People with Multiple Sclerosis (A Guided Imagery Tape)9 reviews Belleruth Naparstek Hachette Audio, 1993 Incredible! This is an incredible little tape. Side 1 is the guided imagery which is I guess about 20 minutes and side 2 has some reinforcement phrases to say to yourself. The guided imagery is terrific. She takes you to a s pecial place, you address your immune system directly, telling it you're ok and they can stand down, and she helps you surround yourself with support. The first time I listened I ...             Life Interrupted: It's Not All About Me8 reviews Chris Tatevosian BookSurge Publishing, 2007 Truth in action This book was written with a better than 20/20 hindsight. The author tells his story without trying to gild any of his own warts and blemishes. He is brutally truthful and effectively draws the reader directly into his life and what was going through his mind at his own expense. The effect is true insight into his life as he dealt with the debilitation of MS physically as well as the emotional ...             Phone in the Fridge: Five Years with Multiple Sclerosis8 reviews Lorna J. Moorhead Pathfinder Publishing, 2006 AWESOME Book and Great for anyone with MS I read Lorna's first book and this one is just as good if not BETTER. I have MS and I can totally relate to everything she writes about             One Particular Harbor7 reviews Janet Lee James Noble Press Inc, 1993 Don't read this if you want MS sugar-coated. What an excellent, excellent, excellent book and a brilliant author. The author had the courage to share the often unspeakable truths of what can happen, which doctors NEVER tell you about. She also has a warm and charming way of infusing humor and inspiration so others to gain a sense of hope and to "go for their dreams and make them happen. I can't think of a gutsier auther! I loved it and ...             Coping with Physical Loss and Disability: A Workbook (New Horizons in Therapy)8 reviews Rick Ritter Loving Healing Press, 2005 An outstanding workbook! Rick Ritter has written a superb self-help workbook that will benefit readers who have suffered a physical loss or disability. Ritter has included 50 questions to be answered by the reader. He recommends these answers be shared with at least three other people. In responding to these questions, the reader is able to reflect on his or her disability or physical loss. The book engages the reader in ...             Rock and Roll Never Forgets: A JP Kinkaid Mystery8 reviews Deborah Grabien St. Martin's Minotaur, 2008 Rock and Roll Never Forgets Rock and Roll Never Forgets: A JP Kinkaid Mystery A look backstage at an internationally famous rock and roll band, and what it takes to prepare and stage the show. But it's just the background for a new Grabien mystery. The author's knack for character is on display here, as are her skills as storyteller. This is a real page-turner, and for rock fans, a wonderful glimpse inside that world.             The MS Workbook: Living Fully With Multiple Sclerosis7 reviews George H., M.D. Kraft, Dawn M., Ph.D. Ehde, ... New Harbinger Publications, 2006 Great Book A good workbook for MS people. I am a visual person so this book helps me organize my thoughts and work through principals. Has been very helpful.             The River9 reviews Cheryl Kaye Tardif Trafford Publishing, 2005 Plunge into "The River" for a thrilling adventure! Get carried away by the flow of Tardif's magical prose! Before deciding to purchase The River, I read the author's blog. At first I thought this book was a true story because she wrote the blog synopsis in first person, but at the end she admitted this really didn't happen to her; it was simply a clever lure to garner more interest. And it worked for me! Author Cheryl Kaye Tardif hooked me from the first sentence. I couldn't wait to read it. ...             Multiple Sclerosis (Your Personal Health)9 reviews Paul O'Connor Key Porter Books, 2002 terrific resource I bought this book two days after being diagnosed - it was so helpful in understanding what was going on, how to deal with specific symptoms, what to watch out for, etc. It also explained the treatments - from the steroids to the ABC drugs. I sent sopies to my mom and dad because they were freaking out over the whole diagnosis and I didn;t have enough strength for all of us. Knowledge is power ...              search for books autoimmune, disability, disorders, everything, feelings, forgets, frequently, handling, horizons, interrupted, journey, journeys, laughing, learning, multiple, mystery, naltrexone, particular, personal, photographic, physical, questions, recovery, remember, researching, sclerosis, significance, squiggy, unafraid, workbook books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: El Medio Pelo En La Sociedad Argentina: Apuntes Para Una Sociologia ... Impressum - about us get your own free shoutbox