pDr. Macaluso has written the Iliad and the Odyssey of multiple sclerosis while playing the part of Odysseus. Amazing p pCarlo Tornatore, MD, vice chairman, Department of Neurology Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DCp p p pVincent F. Macaluso was in medical school when he got the news he had multiple sclerosis.p p p pHe soon learned that almost a half million people in the United States have multiple sclerosis--and millions more worldwide. Many have obvious symptoms, such as trouble with walking, balance, and coordination, but the most insidious aspect of the disease is how it affects the mind.p p p pMacaluso shares insights from his vantage point as a doctor and an MS patient, helping his peers understand symptoms they may not grasp and offering wisdom for those who live with the disease. Learn how top p p p- anticipate and overcome problems concentratingp p- manage swirling emotionsp p- understand MS from a neurological standpointp p- preserve and continue to enjoy an acti