from ladycato

I received this book through the Library Thing Early Reviewers program. I do not have MS, but I wanted to know more about the disorder and I have an acquaintance with MS can pass the book along to. I do, however, suffer from fatigue. I approached this book with complete ignorance. I knew MS was a...

from readermom

I confess, I do not have MS, I got this for a close relative. But I do have fatigue issues for other reasons and thought it would be a good guide anyway. I was impressed by the pratical nature of the book. So many self-help or medical books just give advice and leave the mental and practical appl...

from Ice9Dragon

Workbook style analyzes everyday activities and aspects of the environment to lessen stress and fatigue, and improve strength. Suggestions for tools and aids that facilitate the demanding tasks of everyday life. Fairly simple and straight forward approach, to systematically consider possible impr...

from seasaw432

At the time that I received this book a close friend was diagnosed with MS. I found that this book to be very useful in organizing my day. As a busy Mom with 2 young children it help with evaluating what my priorities for the day week and month and making the decision on what can wait or be done ...

from nolly

I've read about half this book so far. It seems more targeted at people with families, particularly women, that at single people like myself. Nonetheless, it has some potentially useful tools and information, and I hope to find more of the same in the second half. It's very readable and engaging.