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Originally Posted by FinLady

I've read the guide for the newly diagnosed. It's good.

Believe it or not, my favorite is "MS for Dummies". Has a lot of good info parceled into parts. My hubby thought I was weird for getting it, but it's helpful.

I also like the MS for Dummies book. It is really a great guide. Arranged into diffrent sections there is alot to learn in it.

Joyce

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