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For a Saudi teenage girl it took me a lot of courage to do this but In this book I will share with you my story with multiple sclerosis in details. And I have contacted multiple sclerosis patients and let them write down what are their most hated symptoms and how does it feel to them and how they overcome it when it strikes them and gathered it all in this book. I hope that this book will be the guide that I needed for myself when I was first diagnosed, the guide that will help you overcome this disease and prove to you that youre strong.

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For a Saudi teenage girl it took me a lot of courage to do this but In this book I will share with you my story with multiple sclerosis in details. And I have contacted multiple sclerosis patients and let them write down what are their most hated symptoms and how does it feel to them and how they overcome it when it strikes them and gathered it all in this book. I hope that this book will be the guide that I needed for myself when I was first diagnosed, the guide that will help you overcome this disease and prove to you that youre strong.

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My name is Nora Ishaq Ibrahim Aloraini and I am from the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, You never see a book or a movie about a Multiple Sclerosis patient right? Well, now here it is In your hands is a book about a girl with multiple sclerosis written by the girl herself. I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when I was 16 years old. When I was first diagnosed I needed answers, I never heard of what M.S was and the internet couldn't provide me with what I needed to do when I got this symptom in public or what to do to avoid it.