Monday, November 9, 2009
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Emmanuel E-books
http://www.Emmanuel Ebooks.com is the URL for this website under development. It features E-books for download. The first E-book is written by yours truly. It is about my lifelong battle with MS.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is an often debilitating disease of the central nervous system. It attacks the myelin sheath at the nerve ending and leaves lesions on the brain stem.
Multiple symptoms like extreme fatigue, paralysis or numbness in various body parts, double vision, blind spots in one or both eyes, speech slurring, bowel and /or urinary incontinence, balance difficulties resulting in falling, foot dragging, osteoporosis. These are some of the usual symptoms. but there could be others as well.
There is no known cause or cure for MS; however many disease modifying medications have been developed. These drugs have significant side effects for some people and are expensive. Much research needs to be done by anyone considering trying one of these drugs.
Three sites have been found offering a complete cure for MS. I can neither recommend nor disprove their claims. I only know the findings of publicized medical research. I also believe in the miracles of God and His divine power. See also my website www.3mmanuel7.com. My E-book outlines the steps I have taken to live successfully with MS for over fifty years. It is currently under development, and will be available to download by December 1, 2009.
At least four distinct forms of MS have been documented: benign, relapsing-remitting, primary progressive and secondary progressive. I have relapsing-remitting MS, diagnosed in 1958 by Dr.Thomas Dugan in Johnstown. PA. In 1987, Dr. Randall Shapiro in Minneapolis, MN told me he thought my case was more benign. By this time, I had been not having symptoms for many year
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS) has it's headquarters in New York City and branch chapter in every state. Their number can be accessed on line or through telephone information yellow pages.
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