Post by Deb on May 8, 2005 7:19:33 GMT -5
Important information for a Healthy Lifestyle
For the 50,000 Canadians who have multiple sclerosis (according to the MS Society of Canada), the disease of the central nervous system can be a minor nuisance, debilitatingly severe or somewhere in between.
Copetown resident Eva Marsh believes MS sufferers can help themselves like she did by adopting a positive attitude and staying active.
"There are still too many doctors saying you'll be in a wheelchair in five years or two years or you'll have to quit your job," Ms. Marsh said. "I was told all those things 38 years ago. What if I believed them? I'd be finished." click here for more >>>>>http://hamiltonmountainnews.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=brabant/Layout/Article&c=Article&cid=1115329827038&call_pageid=1071061598490&col=1073476868360
For the 50,000 Canadians who have multiple sclerosis (according to the MS Society of Canada), the disease of the central nervous system can be a minor nuisance, debilitatingly severe or somewhere in between.
Copetown resident Eva Marsh believes MS sufferers can help themselves like she did by adopting a positive attitude and staying active.
"There are still too many doctors saying you'll be in a wheelchair in five years or two years or you'll have to quit your job," Ms. Marsh said. "I was told all those things 38 years ago. What if I believed them? I'd be finished." click here for more >>>>>http://hamiltonmountainnews.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=brabant/Layout/Article&c=Article&cid=1115329827038&call_pageid=1071061598490&col=1073476868360