Barbara More

"I cannot thank you enough (Steven Muller) for the wonderful job you did on my behalf. You presented my case with such confidence and expertise, it immediately put me at ease. You were awesome! I feel really fortunate to have had you as my lawyer. Your quiet voice, calm, and slow speaking manner helped me to calm down and retain all that was going on. You were giving great advice and lots of encouragement along the way. Your negotiation skills were brilliant! I have never seen anything like it before. My former experience at mediation with the union and the hospital was the complete opposite.

Admittedly, I felt flattened at the end of it all and probably did not express the appreciation and gratitude I felt. It took a week or so for everything to sink in. I tended to ruminate a bit over the untruth's that the Insurance lawyer had spoken. I eventually came to realize he was just doing his job, trying to put doubt in everyone's minds.

I now can move on with my life thanks to you and everyone at Share Lawyers, and your ability to bring a successful closure to this ordeal."

Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease in which the nervous system degenerates. Inflammation causes myelin, the substance which insulates the nerves as well as helps conduct nerve impulses, to disappear. The afflicted individual experiences progressive interference in their nervous system function. Speech, walking, writing, and other activities may be affected.

The first symptoms of the disease may be visual, including blurred vision and colour de-saturation. Limb weakness may also be another early sign, as well as muscle spasms, numbness, and speech impediments. Many individuals experience mental symptoms such as memory loss, decreased concentration, and the inability to perform tasks in succession. Some individuals experience a pattern of remission and relapse of symptoms. Others experience a continuous worsening of symptoms from the onset of the disease.

Fact: Experts estimate 55,000 to 75,000 Canadians living with MS.

Fact: About 70% of individuals with multiple sclerosis experience partial or total remission of symptoms early in the disease.

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