Multiple Sclerosis: On the path from cause to cure

by Susan Norberg

Judge Commentary of the 24th Annual Writers Digest Self published Book Awards This straightforward narrative is both candid and informative. The author shares in plain detail her journey with the disease, from first symptoms to remission. In fact, some of the most startling information comes from the simple, subtle clues her body began to give that she had what later turned out to be MS. The narrative doesn't skip any key points, and it anticipates questions the reader might ask along the way. The authors discovery of support and improvement through alternative medicine, including herbal remedies, gives the narrative a distinctive positive tone. She also discusses how she used meditation, prayer, exercise, diet, psychic readings, and stress relief techniques to improve her quality of life and extend the doctor's predicted 20 years to 26 years and counting. With a sprinkling of humor, the author convinces the reader of her authentic experience by sharing the facts with little embellishment. This slim volume concludes with a list of suggestions of how someone suffering a similar diagnosis might improve their life physically, emotionally and spiritually.

80 pages, Paperback

Published March 23, 2016

Reviews

[Beverly · Rating 4 out of 5]

I won a copy of "Multiple Sclerosis: On The Path From Cause To Cure" on Goodreads First Reads. I was interested in this book because my youngest daughter has MS. I learned more about the disease in this book and I'm anxious to share it with my family. Doctors have made amazing breakthroughs with diseases, but I believe there is so much that we don't know.