Multiple Sclerosis Mission Remission

This book describes the chronology of events that led up to getting diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Dr. Fox describes in depth the family dynamics and child abuse he believes laid the foundation for being susceptible to getting MS. It is a detailed look at how a psychologist constructed a treatment and personal approach that sent Multiple Sclerosis into remission.The many medical approaches are described in depth. Medications are seen as primary in the initial and acute stage when first diagnosed. Alternative, spiritual, Eastern, psychotherapy, daily living, and diet approaches are covered in this guide on how to cope with chronic illness.Multiple sclerosis is viewed as a disease where many factors come together to trigger the illness. The key to sending an individual's MS into remission is seen as finding the unique combination of factors that will tip the scales into sending multiple sclerosis into remission for that person. Given that the disease is idiosyncratic to the individual, not all approaches detailed in this book will likely work for a given individual. On the other hand, it is likely that many of the approaches will work because they are generally healthy, in the case of alternative and psychological approaches. The medical approaches are specific to multiple sclerosis and have been successful for many people.The underlying philosophy is one of using primarily medical approaches when first being diagnosed with the disease, and then bolstering the fight against multiple sclerosis with generally healthy psychological, physical, spiritual, and alternative means.About the AuthorSteven G. Fox Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist who has been in practicing for over thirty years. He was diagnosed with MS in 1991. After fifteen years of deteriorating, having a leg brace, and using a cane with regular severe falls, he developed a program that led to his multiple sclerosis going into remission. His personal story enters in a lot, of course, as he was physically abused as a child. Using the most advanced medical approaches available, he forged an alternative/spiritual/medical/psychotherapy approach that led to his primary progressive multiple sclerosis going into remission. It is believed that many of the approaches he used could be helpful to others with chronic disease. In addition, the author considers it a case study in how child abuse can make one more vulnerable to chronic illness. It is a very personal approach that the author hopes will help others develop their best individual treatment methods.

In 1980, Linda's husband, Rich, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. A gift of information helped Rich recover, and he remains in remission nearly 30 years later. Linda reveals her family's personal battle with autoimmune disease, and also connects her husband's recovery to cutting-edge scientific research that explains why he recovered--P. [4] of cover.

Being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) doesn't mean your life is over. Everybody's MS is unique and nobody can anticipate precisely everything yours will be like. The truth of the matter is, that most individuals carry on with their lives with MS without making an everyday occupation of it. Multiple Sclerosis Remission gives you open, straightforward data about what occurs with MS―what sorts of side effects it can cause, what it can mean for your life at home and at work, how you might feel and work well, and how you can safeguard yourself and your family against the drawn-out eccentrics of the illness. You'll learn how to pursue treatment and way of life decisions that work for you, what characteristics to search for in a neurologist and the rest of your healthcare team, how to oversee exhaustion, the ups and downs of alternate medication, why and how to talk with your children about Multiple sclerosis, stress management strategies, your privileges and lots more. This book covers major medical breakthroughs that slow the progression of the disease and improve the quality of life for those living with MS Helps those impacted by MS and their relatives figure out the sickness and the most recent therapy choices Accommodating and entrusted counsel on adapting to physical, mental, close to home, and monetary parts of MS

Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and MS can be brought into permanent remission on a Living Foods nutritional therapy approach. As a nutritional lifestyle these diseases can be stopped and kept at a distance once they are put into remission through this Live-food nutrition therapy. This book presents real people, some cured and some not, it is about clinical experience, journal studies, testimonials and advanced nutritional understandings. This work is about five years of research. It involves a major lifestyle change moving into a Live-Food or raw vegan diet, and doing juice fasting, smoothies, and juicing. Having a positive spiritual approach and exercise routine is also helpful. The case studies and testimonials are part of the evidence that these neuro-degenerative diseases can be put into complete remission.

A complete overview of the pathology and treatment of multiple sclerosis, including recent research findings.

George Jelinek specialised in Emergency Medicine, winning the prize in the first specialist examinations in Australasia. But at the age of 45, he was diagnosed with MS. He accepted the disease as a challenge, searching the medical literature and modifying his own life. This book offers his insights, and the dietary and lifestyle changes.