Living
IN PRINT
Top 10 MS books
by the Consortium of MS Centers
The Consortium of MS Centers,
or CMSC, recommends these for
anyone who wants to know more
about MS and living with the
disease. Your chapter library may
have copies.
Multiple Sclerosis: A Self-Care
Guide to Wellness, 2nd ed., by
Nancy Holland, MSCN, EdD,
and June Halper, MSN, RN.
New York, N. Y. Demos Medical
Publishing, LLC, 2005. $19.95.
A broad overview. Practical tips
on self-care designed to promote
maximum independence, well-being and productivity.
Complementary and Alterna-
tive Medicine and Multiple
Sclerosis, 2nd ed., by Allen
C. Bowling, MD, PhD. New
York, N.Y. Demos Medical
Publishing, LLC, 2006. $24.95.
Accurate and unbiased review of
complementary and alternative
medicine approaches to symptom management and general
health and wellness.
Managing the Symptoms of
Multiple Sclerosis, 5th ed.,
by Randall T. Schapiro, MD.
New York, N. Y. Demos Medical
Publishing, LLC, 2007. $19.95.
Explores every symptom of MS
and discusses clinically tested
methods to manage them. Help-
ful illustrations.
Multiple Sclerosis: The Questions You Have—The Answers
You Need, 4th ed., by Rosalind
C. Kalb, PhD. New York, N. Y.
Demos Medical Publishing,
LLC, 2007. $39.95. The definitive guide. 604 pages for those
who have MS, those who share
their lives with someone who
has it, and all health-care professionals involved.
Multiple Sclerosis: 300 Tips
for Making Life Easier,
2nd ed., by Shelley Peter-
man Schwarz. New York, N. Y.
Demos Medical Publishing,
LLC, 2006. $16.95. Practical
tips, techniques and shortcuts
for simplifying life.
