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Gregory Luders
reviewed Life on Cripple Creek: Essays on Living with Multiple Sclerosis on April 29, 2020 Life on Cripple Creek: Essays on Living with Multiple Sclerosis
This is a great book! I read it quickly and it's pretty much right on the mark.
I was diagnosed with MS almost 15 years ago and a lot of Dean's "mishaps" have been things I have also experienced. Of course, they weren't so funny when I experienced them but when I look back a lot of them were funny when I remembered them.
I'll have to read the book written by her friend, who is mentioned a few times.
I think I will let my mom read it, too. She's been with me through the entire battle, I think she will like the book, also!
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