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“Multiple Sclerosis an Enigma” by Terry Crawford Palardy

“Life Continues” by Carmen Ambrosio

“Once in Every Generation” by Lauren B. Grossman

“attemptations: short, long and longer stories” by KIm Clark

          

 

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AUTHOR MARIE RHODES

Paolo Zamboni MD published his first paper describing the theory that MS may be a type of venous insufficiency in 2006.  Since that time,  he has published numerous other groundbreaking studies that have further elucidated the idea.
But Dr Zamboni isn’t the first MS researcher to notice problems with veins in MS; the fact  that enlarged veins are in the center of MS lesions was noted as early as the 1860′s and is well known today.  But what do these widened veins tell us about MS?
This book follows this journey of discovery and highlights related MS research that supports the theory.  Referencing over 250 research papers published in the field of MS, it tells the MS story from a venous perspective.For interested patients it also includes a detailed section on how these venous issues could be treated –the so called “liberation therapy” or procedure–highlighting concerns that patients should discuss with their personal physician if they should seek treatment.
There are also 12 patient stories including several who were treated at Stanford in 2009 as well as the story of one of the patients treated by Dr Zamboni in 2006. Reviewed by the leading researchers in this field including Dr Zamboni with a foreword by E. Mark Haacke PhD, this book is a must have for people wanting to understand this model.
Note: Marie Rhodes is an RN and patient/advocate for MS who is active in the online community. 10% of author proceeds goes to CCSVI Alliance, a 501(3)(c) charity for CCSVI research where she is a volunteer patient board member.

 

 

 

No More Secs!:

Living, Laughing, & Loving Despite Multiple Sclerosis

 

 

 

 

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Author Ann Pietrangelo

When 44 year-old Ann Pietrangelo is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, all previous assumptions about health, work, and her budding romance are up for grabs. How do you plan for life’s second half with a body you’ve never met before? One precarious step at a time. From the impersonal diagnosis by email to a wedding presided over by a funeral director, this is no tragic tale of woe. Like relapsing/remitting MS itself, the book alternates between the serious (“When I turn toward him, there’s a big hole where his right cheek should be.”) and the silly (“The bocce balls don’t get out much.”). This poignant and often humorous story of acceptance and change trumpets a basic truth – that good health and life are fleeting, but love and humor can trump all. That every second matters soon becomes a point driven home by yet another life-altering diagnosis.

Fancie’s Followers

by Jannet ridener


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Author Jannet Ridener

“I don’t know a lot about too much of anything. Never did really … used to think I did, but I didn’t.”
A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the classic Shakespearean tale of intricate sylvan misadventures, provides the inspiration for this contemporary retelling, shaped with a more modern sensibility.

Stalled party plans, religious services, romance, and a midlife crisis lead earnest people into a forest for escape, blessings, notice, and solace. Incarnate deities take too much interest in the seekers’ lives for no better reason than the mismanagement of their own affairs and instigate the unintentional but escalating deterioration of matters for the bewildered mortals. There’s no tree too tall, or insect so small, that can’t add more nonsense to the foolishness transpiring

These are mysterious circumstances for people who didn’t know that miracles are real, are as old as the universe, and will continue in some form or another, somewhere or another, until the end of time.

recommended reads…

 

 

 

 


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