This is a memoir about being diagnosed and living with multiple sclerosis, with a heavy focus on the mental adjustments that the author has to make at each stage.  I have very conflicted feelings about this book- it was a simultaneously enlightening and frustrating read, and I would recommend it only a limited basis with several caveats. The good: I don’t have MS (or any other debilitating health conditions) so, reading a first person account of what it is like to be diagnosed and live […]