TESTIMONIALS 

MESSAGES TO MYSELF  - 5 part documentary series BBC Radio 4 

The first subject is Eva Marsh, who had multiple sclerosis diagnosed in 1967, when she was 22. The illness, though, was the start of a life, rather than the beginning of the end of a life. Eva discovered that her husband did not welcome the prospect of looking after  her, so she left her marriage, taking her two children, overcame her symptoms, and soared to new heights of fulfillment. 
THE TIMES RADIO CHOICE FEBRUARY 21, 1997

Not another diary series you may groan. This series gets off to an uplifting start with a Canadian mother's  triumph over multiple sclerosis. Abandoned by her husband, Eva Marsh grappled with unfamiliar research, finding clues which, combined with her positive outlook, led to recovery. 
DAILY MAIL FEBRUARY 15, 1997 

Her skepticism about perceived truths, her brisk empiricism as she observed and experimented on herself, her refusal to take anything, good or bad, for granted, made extraordinary listening. 
FINANCIAL TIMES, FEBRUARY 22/23, 1997 

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS 
What the audience said after presentation to Women's Institute Conference, October 24, 2005, Ridgeway, Ontario 

... excellent presentation and so true. I am recovering from another autoimmune disease and have tried  to use your methods - it does work! Mae Burrrows 

... absolutely excellent in all respects, very good speaker, interesting, informative, personable J.B. 

... I will always value our friendship over the years - when I remember the "times" you had, the brave outlook you portrayed through thick and thin, voicing your beliefs with conviction & knowledge. You are truly an inspiration. R.S. 

Thank you for your wonderful keynote presentation at the Active Living Alliance FORUM 2000.I am still receiving positive comments on your presentation and inquiries on how to obtain a copy of your book. You have touched many hearts and gave hope to many. We will be extending you an invitation to attend and speak further on your recent research on movement and recovery for people with MS. I look forward to working with you in the future. 
Diane Ladouceur, Co-Chair, Forum 2000 Active Living for Canadians With a Disability 

For the audience who attended author Eva Marsh's inspiring talk of courage and determination, they learned what worked for her on her journey of self healing. After years of studying MS research papers, the author shared her personal views of what she has learned from her research, and applied to recovery from the damage caused by MS. Audience interacted enthusiastically throughout the evening. 
MS Society Newsletter insert Vol 9, Issue 1, September 2002. 

Ms. Marsh shared with her audience an account of her experiences with the disease multiple sclerosis. Her presentation was informative on a personal level, as well as enthusiastic and inspirational. Ms Marsh helped to shed a brighter light on what is often seen as a dark subject. 
Cathie Watts, Director of Education MS Society, London/Middlesex Chapter June 12, 2001 

Eva is one of the most inspiring, courageous, and committed people I have known, one among the very rare, who exemplify the human spirit through adversity. The medical staff were equally awed by her thorough knowledge of existing medical literature and her understanding of biophysics and pharmacology. Eva speaks and shares from the heart with great clarity and wisdom; her information is grounded in today's science. Aija Pavelson PT, 

Eva Marsh was the speaker of choice for an Ecumenical luncheon held at Pioneer Memorial United Church on May 21, 1997. She was a riveting speaker! Her talk was titled "Spirituality, Self Healing & Multiple Sclerosis." Eva embodied hope when others gave up on her; she taught all of us, including the medical profession what inner resources and power we all have within us just waiting to be tapped. She has touched so many through the speaking circuit and her book. Eva has found her voice and motivates others to do the same.I recommend her highly for a workshop or keynote address.  
Rev. Joan Robertson, West Plains United Church 

Eva Marsh worked in Stelco Data Processing Department from March 1981 until January 1988. For most of this time I was her manager. I did not even know that Eva had multiple sclerosis until the last year before I left Canada, so there had been no question of making allowances. In view of her employment record, learning of Eva's lengthy medical history was most unexpected - in fact downright astonishing. I believe that Eva's experience and knowledge of both research and MS, provides unique competence for her to investigate and propose strategies for the recovery of other sufferers. This would provide great benefits in the reduction of pain and anguish as well as significant cost savings.  Brian Williams, UK 

WORKSHOPS 
Easy, casual style - NOT intimidating. Great research, Eva made it comprehensible by using simple language and graphic explanations. 
Recovery IS possible and within our individual power. MK 

Confirmed my intuition and belief in myself! LAF 

Everything was explained and easily understandable! Recovery - it CAN be done. CC 

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