Review: The Electrifying Story of Multiple Sclerosis

The Electrifying Story of Multiple Sclerosis The Electrifying Story of Multiple Sclerosis by Vanita Oelschlager
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

*Got this book courtesy of NetGalley*
It's a good little book to learn basics about what is MS. I'm not sure who is it aimed for, as at times it feels like the author is talking to a child. As I've said - it gives you basic information, but it's enough to start from. The book is a bit repetitive, but maybe that's the point - to make readers remember. I very much liked section, where the book suggests ways in which you can try feeling like a person with MS. Those ideas are good and they will make you feel like people with other neuromuscular diseases, believe me.
Everything is great, but there's this:












IT'S YOU ARE FFS!

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