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"My Story: A Photographic Essay"

 
 
My Story: A Photographic Essay on Life with Multiple Sclerosis  

My Story: A Photographic Essay on Life with Multiple Sclerosis

Amelia Davis

 

 

     
 
My Story: A Photographic Essay on Life with Multiple Sclerosis
Book Description
"My Story" is an evocative description of what it is like to live with multiple sclerosis. Through the use of photography, Amelia shows the many faces behind MS. From soccer moms to teenagers to celebrities, she reveals how peoples’ lives are affected by MS, and, more importantly, demonstrates how peoples’ lives go on after a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. "My Story" unlocks the door for open and honest dialogue for the families and friends of the men and women with MS.
 
About the Author
Amelia Davis is a freelance photographer who has shown her work in fine art galleries, universities, and at medical symposia. Her photographs have been published in literary and art magazines and in textbooks. Her first book, The First Look, (U. of Illinois, 2000) received the Sixteenth Annual Susan Koppelman Award for editing, and was selected by the AAUP Book and Jacket Show as one of the best designed books of 2000. Amelia, who lives in San Francisco, was diagnosed with MS in 1998.
 
What Readers Say
"Amelia's book is a wonderful look at what it means to live with MS as a patient, partner, friend, or caretaker. It is insightful in that the reader has a chance to see beyond the person with MS and experience what their lives mean to others."

"The wonderful photographs in this book explain many layers of the MS onion."

 

 
 
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