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MS and the Mind

Posted by pae on November 28th, 2007

Presenter: Lauren Caruso, PhD, International Multiple Sclerosis Management Practice

How do you know when MS has impaired your ability to think, remember or accomplish daily tasks? Dr. Caruso, a leader in the field of neuropsychology, will discuss the signs that MS is affecting your mind. She also will share concrete tips and strategies for improving cognition, memory and mood.

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One Response to “MS and the Mind”

1. Barbara Lewis Says:
   December 8th, 2007 at 1:17 am

   Thank you so much for the expo and the conference I really enjoyed everything.

   However after listening to MS and the mind, I was just wondering if it isn’t to late to request a copy of the handouts that were refered to doing the session of that workshop, because I didn’t get to sit in that one.

   Barbara Lewis, P.O. Box 48084, Phila. Pa., 19144, funlovecongenial@yahoo.com., again thanks for the opportunity to listen by means of the website, as well.

   Great job!

   Sincerely,

   Barbara Lewis

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