From Library Journal More than a half million people in the United States are affected to some degree by the neurological disease multiple sclerosis. Health writer Carroll and neurologist Dorman have authored a compact， highly readable guide for people with MS. Information on diagnosis， psychological coping， the importance of exercise and nutrition， and practical tips for everyday living with MS are presented clearly. The tone is realistic but upbeat， as noted in the title. Comparing favorably to John K. Wolf and others' Mastering Multiple Sclerosis (Academy Bks， 1987. 2d ed.)， this book works well as a companion volume. Recommended for all popular health collections.- Anne C. Tomlin， Auburn Memorial Hosp. Lib.， N.Y.Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information， Inc. Book Description Living Well with MS is a necessary companion for coping with this treacherous and insidious disease. It fills a strong need for a comprehensive book that will both comfort and inform the patient， family， and caregiver.The book carefully addresses the following MS questions and topics:? What is MS?? But Is It Really Ms?? At the Doctor's Office: Diagnosis and Prognosis? Treatments for MS? Exercises? Diet? Sexual Dysfunction? Tricks for Dealing with Specific Problems? Emotional Coping? Especially for the Caregiver and the Family? Hope for a Cure