Those who suffer from multiple sclerosis know that every day brings new challenges. There may not be a cure, but there is always hope. In a belated tribute to his late wife, Jo-Ann, author Stan Moody pens the touching story of Jo-Ann's life in "I Will Walk Again." Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1972, Jo-Ann succumbed to the disease twenty years later, but not before leaving behind a remarkable story of courage and wit in the face of the great unknown. Written in Jo-Ann's point of view, you'll feel her anger, fear and frustration. You'll journey back to her childhood, where she learned to brush aside her symptoms as growing pains, and you'll go with her to the offices of a myriad of medical doctors who do more talking than listening. Experience what it's like to lose mobility and personal dignity, and learn to laugh with her as she retreats into her other world, only to re-emerge. Families and friends of those diagnosed with MS will find comfort and solace within the pages of "I Will Walk Again." Jo-Ann's inspiring life will encourage you to keep the faith and surround yourself with hope.