Facing the Challenges of MS, Menopause & Midlife with Hope, Courage & Humor

A moving, witty memoir chronicling the nearly 20 years since Carmen Ambrosio, a native of the Virgin Islands who moved to the frozen tundra of the Midwest to attend college, learned she had multiple sclerosis. In a format mimicking the unpredictable course of MS, the now middle-aged and married Ambrosio’s narrative of compelling and humorous personal essays and poems recounts how she deals with the arrival of “Duct Tape Days,” walking like Frankenstein, recent menopausal moments, and other physical and emotional challenges



LIFE CONTINUES Facing the Challenges of MS, Menopause & Midlife with Hope, Courage & Humor

Having lived with Multiple Sclerosis (“MS”) herself since 2001, author Lisa Cohen defines the “BS of MS” as an amalgam of the physical changes and losses caused by MS, the life changes and challenges that result, and the psychological and emotional “stuff” that comes along with those changes and challenges. This BS of MS may cause women living with MS to “live small,” feel burdened, and feel defeated on a daily basis. An easy-read reference handbook, “Overcome the BS of MS” provides a 3-Step Plan that is a system of preparation, personal empowerment, and conscious forward action that is designed to help women living with MS to consistently overcome the BS of MS.
“Overcome the BS of MS” is for any woman who wants to truly feel like she is actively living and enjoying a life that she chooses, even though she also happens to be living with MS. It provides the tools to get a grip on the “BS of MS”, manage it like a boss, prevail over it, and start racking up wins.

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