MS Focus Lending Library

There is a great deal of helpful and inspirational material about MS available today. At MS Focus, we understand that not everyone has access to the wide range of resources out there. That is why we maintain a Lending Library, where books, DVDs, and CDs are all available for loan -- at no charge to you -- through the mail. Items can be sent across the United States, so, no matter where you live, you can benefit from these materials.

You may request as many items for loan as you wish. Requested materials will be sent one item at a time.  When a returned item is received by MS Focus, the next requested item will be mailed to you, if available.  Some items may have a waiting list. To verify availability of an item, call 888-MSFocus (673-6287) or email library@msfocus.org.

Herbology

Indian Herbalogy Of North America

Hutchens
This encyclopedic volume describes more than 200 medicinal plants found in North America, gives directions for uses and dosages, and offers a compa...
Inspiration

Don't Ask Me How I Feel, I Have MS

Stephen Knapp
This isn't just your typical book about a person with MS. The book chronicles Mr. Knapp's illustrious life from infant to adult including his many ...
Inspiration

Picking Up The Pieces

Janice L. Foster
LARGE PRINT -This book is full of encouragement and help for thse dealing with relapsing/remitting MS. Along with losses followig this diagnosis i...
Inspiration

Life Disrupted

Laurie Edwards
Getting real about chronic illness in your twenties and thirties.
Inspiration

Coffee In The Cereal

Moorhead
The first year with Multiple Sclerosis.
Inspiration

Vignettes, Stories From Lives With MS

Wolf, Miles, Pickett
Not Available
SelfHelp

Life on Wheels

Karp
For the active wheelchair user.
Exercise

Flow Motion: Simplified Tai Chi

David Dorian Ross
A gentle, easy-to-follow upper body workout ideal for beginers, seniors and serious students, with outstanding instructor on beautiful Hawaiian bea...
Educational

The Puzzle of Multiple Sclerosis from 1868 to 2013

Ted Nolan Thompson
This book traces multiple sclerosis (MS) first described by London physician Robert Hooper in 1828 to confirmation as a separate disease entity by ...
SelfHelp

Lean on Me

Nancy Davis
10 Powerful steps to moving beyond your diagnosis and taking back your life.
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