Book Spotlight: The MS Project Compiled by Dr. Laina Turner-Molaski

The MS Project is a collection of stories written by people afflicted by MS or who have loved ones afflicted. This book is meant to be informational regarding the disease as experienced by real people and to showcase the amazing strength people find when facing adversity.

Read an excerpt!

Chair-Dancing and Other MS Adventures by October Clarke Craig

“How do you keep such a positive attitude?” It’s a question I’m often asked, and it deserves an answer. Depending on the occasion and audience, my answer is either simple (“Being a grump isn’t a whole lot of fun”) or quite a bit more complex. Here’s how I came to be diagnosed with MS (now secondary progressive)… and some tools that help me stay out of emotional quicksand – most of the time.


PURCHASE A COPY OF THE MS PROJECT HERE!

Dr. Laina Turner-Molaski is a Faculty Chair with Capella University. In this role Dr. Molaski manages the Human Resource and Retail Management Specializations in the School of Undergraduate Studies. Dr. Turner-Molaski is also an author of both fiction and non-fiction and a business consultant.


Laina’s mother was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in 1985. She passed away in 2000 from an indirect cause after years of suffering from effects of the illness. Laina is committed to bringing more awareness to the disease.


Visit Dr. Turner-Molaski online at http://www.themsproject.com/.