The stories were inspirational, exhibiting hope and courage. Diagnosed with MS over 18 years ago, to me it means MIGHTY STRENGTH. Through many struggles, the strength has been there. Like each one of these people, challenges bring out the true character. Thanks for a reminder.

I have just finished Listening to you book, since my eyesight is poor due to MS. I must say I have felt very alone and depressed with the loss of physical ability. This book has help me know I am not alone, and many people are worse than me. We must learn to appreciate today. Thanks for sharing your stories.

This is a very nice place! Good luck!

This is a very nice place! Good luck!

In 2001, I was diagnosed with an obliterative lung disease although I never smoked or worked in textile or other factories. The inability to work and the loss of control over my life has been traumatic; moreover, my grown children do not know how to handle this transformation. My daughter gave the book to me at Christmas. Thank you; I know and derive courage from the knowledge that I am not alone.

Hello,
I have know about my ms since 1999. I continue to work as a special ed. teacher. I am narried with two teenaged sons. I suffer mostly from multiple sclerosis fatigue. I try to stay as optimistic as possible, However, some days are difficult.

I have been battling a very rare illness. Thank God for my PCP, Mary, because without her, I would not have known I have X-ALD, AMN and Addison's Disease. Trying to explain all of this to my family while telling them there is no cure for me is very hard. In return I handed them your book, no words spoken. When they were done, they understood why I did it and said if I had not done that, they would not have a better understanding of things and chronic illnesses. Thanks!

I would really like to know how each of the five plus Richard are doing since the book was written. I cannot access info via the website. Pls let me know. Thanks.

This was such a wonderfulbook. My husband has secondary progressive MS and for the past several years I have seen the man who once took care of us his family ..now is the one I am the caregiver of. This has been a very hard roll to taker over both for him and for me. I feel like I'm in a tunnel and will never see the light at ther other end. Always worried what life will be for us if he falls or what will happen to us if I'm not able to take care of him. Why???????

What a wonderful, insightful book with characters that are so real and so brave. Thank you all for sharing your story.