MS Made Simple

The Essential Guide to Understanding Your Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis

By: Mitzi Williams

Narrated by: Mitzi Williams

The words “you have multiple sclerosis” can be very frightening. There is no cure, symptoms are potentially debilitating, and there is no way to prevent it. While a diagnosis often requires ongoing lifestyle adjustments, with the proper treatment it is possible to have a fulfilling life. Understanding the condition and treatment options are the first steps to advocating for yourself or your loved ones living with MS.

In MS Made Simple, Dr. Mitzi J. Williams, a neurologist and MS specialist, shares her expert knowledge of the disease. She explains basic concepts including what MS does to the body, how it’s diagnosed, and what to expect over the course of the disease. She also covers topics including MS in African Americans, the importance of research participation, and the need for collaboration with your health-care team to continue the work toward seeing a world free of MS.

©2019 Mitzi Williams, MD (P)2019 Mitzi Williams, MD

Excellent Introduction to MS

A family member was just diagnosed with MS. I could have spent hours researching the disease online, but I am really glad I chose this book instead. The author clearly is an expert and experienced in dealing with questions from patients and family members. Best of all, her narration sounds like Michelle Obama in Becoming, which has to be the best possible way to hear devastating information.

Simple

I really enjoyed this book. A great understanding and explanation of MS. I will always remember that I am my best advocate, thanks. Good job.

Great 1st choice

Everyone involved with this illness should check this out. Listen as a family....this book answers those questions

Made a dismissal outlook on my diagnosis

Did not help me feel good about the future of having MS, went over all the problems it will cause and recalling making no hope in anything with MS

MS understanding given in a simple way

The articulation of the author was great and keeps you interested in a topic that is boring to most. This book gives you a core understanding of MS and how it effects the person with it.