MS

This books guides the readers through easy to understand examples and illustrations to the vb objects and components. A good beginers book to the vb programing.

If a copy of this book could fall from the sky onto the desks of people with possible, probable, or definite MS the minute the first twinge of their disorder occurred, life for people with MS and their friends and doctors would be infinitely improved. This is undoubtedly the most practical book I've read for those affected by MS in any way. Many books about MS try to offer definitive answers where there are none, or poo-poo certain theories of cause or treatment while giving others glowing and incomplete reviews, or take overly optimistic or pessimistic views of living with MS. This book, however, gives a refreshingly balanced discussion of the disease and how to cope with it.

The book begins with concise and compassionately written chapters on what MS is and isn't and what to expect during neurological testing. Information provided ranges from choosing a wheelchair to how to stay out of one. Nutrition, mental health, allopathic and "alternative" treatments, day-to-day living and disclosure to friends and co-workers are among the topics discussed.

The only unfortunate thing about this book is that is was written in 1993, and, since then, many advances in the medical treatment of MS have been made. Still, Living Well with MS has something to offer anyone with an interest in MS

It is an excellent book! I thought it was great and to the point!

your must read one..special for young kids that very early on their ages..to start a brighter day..

This book rhymes, and it is pretty true. It tells all about things that mothers do. It also has nice illustrations. This is a very good book to give to a mother.

A delightful book about friends. Perfect to give a long time friend or a new one just met. The illustrations are wonderful. A real find for an inexpensive gift.

The MS-DOS encylopedia though outdated is a wonderful reference and a gives a great insight into DOS. Though DOS is no longer in vogue, it still is worth reading this book for the sheer knowledge that it provides.The IBM DOS Technical reference is the only book that even comes close to it in content and quality of content.Great for OS writers and people interested in the operating system that started it it all - DOS. In short it is a must have.

This pop-up book has entertaining and inviting graphics with a silly story to help youngsters grasp acceptable hygiene needs.

A consice book of orthopedics with each chapter starting with history and physical examination for a part of the body followed by a classification of Orthopedic diseases and details. Information enough for Othopedic Students to pass rotation with a high mark.

I AM DENTIST AND I AM VERY INTEREST ABOUT THE PERIODONTICS PROBLEMS.I CONSIDER THAT BOOK USEFULL FOR THE SPECIALIST,AND THE CD-ROM IS AN INTERESTING THING.