The document discusses multiple sclerosis (MS) and the importance of accurate diagnosis and prevention efforts. It highlights misconceptions about MS, the role of diet, and the coordinated school health approach as a means to improve student health and learning. The author advocates for taking action rather than relying solely on fate regarding MS prevention and treatment.

1. Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Parent-Teacher Association. By: Eric Manor

2. What is MS? Misconceptions "Certainly the likelihood of a child being diagnosed accurately is much greater now than it would have been a decade ago." Under the age of 10 Let the kids explain http://www.msrc.co.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=show&pageid=1842

3. Explanation Cable exercise

4. How MS is Transmitted Many Theories Genetic Poor Diet Immune System Problems Bottom Line

5. Prevention of MS? Experts Say NO Prevention Autism = NO Prevention…however. Gluten Free : Gluten is a special type of protein that is commonly found in rye, wheat, and barley Casein Free: is a protein that is found in milk

6. Coordinated School Health an effective system designed to connect health with education. This coordinated approach to school health improves students’ health and their capacity to learn through the support of families, communities, and schools working together.

7. Prevention……?

8. Quote “ I do feel as though we owe a faith to the world and to ourselves. We owe a grace and gratitude to things that have brought us here. But I think it's very ignorant to say, 'Well, for everything, God has a plan.' That's like an excuse. Maybe the real faithful act is to commit to something, to take action, as opposed to saying, 'Well, everything is in the hand of God.'

9. Conclusion Do everything we can to prevent MS Coordinated School Health Lets not rely on what people say is doable or not when it comes to helping prevent MS or cure MS.