Facing the Cognitive Challenges of Multiple Sclerosis

from chgstrom

I work with someone who has MS and was interested in seeing what someone with MS is going through. I appreciated the author being very honest about the denial he went through. It was also interesting hearing how he first changed how he worked, and finally realized that he couldn't continue in his...

from IntrinsiclyMe

An amazing book. The first chapter was surreal. As hard as it can be today trying to manuever a wheelchair, 30 years ago...makes me shudder! This book flows so well and it really helps you understand what someone with MS can go through in their daily lives

from pmfloyd1

I received this book as a part of the Library Thing Early Reviewers and I requested it because I have twin nephews who have been diagnosed with MS, hence the interest. The book was a surprise. First, it is written by a retired lawyer (connection there... as I practice law too) who is an adjunct f...

from cincy65

I won this book from LibraryThing in the Early Reviewers group in August, although I didn't receive it until October 16th. It is interesting that the author, Jeffrey N. Gingold, worked as a counselor at an Easter Seals camp in 1976. This was many years before he had symptoms or was diagnosed with...

from JoanieS

Facing the Cognitive Challenges of Multiple Sclerosis is a well written and informative resource for people with MS and those people close to them. Although the title reads like a textbook, the book is actually more an autobiography about one man's struggle with the physical and cognitive challen...