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I have to agree with this one. Another MS friend sent it to me as a gift, and it's educational, as well as a "fun" look at MS and how the author coped in her first year after diagnosis. Even my DH learnt from... and enjoyed this one!
Have you seen her second book? It is about the first 5 years and I thought it was especially helpful for the guys in our lives!

I like this thread, there are books here I haven't seen....thanks.
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