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CHEF INTERRUPTED: Discovering Life's Second Course in Ireland with Multiple Sclerosis by Trevis L. Gleason
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
The book is as engaging as Trevis is in real life, and a must-read for anyone with MS. Yes, life was interrupted by his diagnosis, but Trevis manages to squeeze every bit of life out of the good as well as the bad days. Laced with recipes, daily Irish events about dogs and how to life to the fullest, I can only recommend this book to anyone who's looking for some inspiration and motivation to keep going. #TrevisGleason #ChefInterrupted #multiplesclerosis #Ireland
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As a physician I appreciate you sharing these details. They can help other people early in the diagnosis better understand the medical lingo. Thank you so much for sharing.
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Hi, could you let me know the source of the picture of the lesions with 3 white arrows is from.
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Hi Joe, I was able to trace the image back to 2012 and to this blog: http://www.suddenlyms.com.
I’ve had the image for a good while now, so I can’t remember where I got it (I presume it will be from a Google image search for lesions)
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From doing a reverse image search, the image is a MS brain lesion
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