Is it JUDY Graham? I did find her book
Alla

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Subject:Re: Cases needed - breastfeeding in multiple sclerosis

 Dear Alla Gordina, 
 Barbara Graham, a UK woman wrote an excellent book about
Breastfeeding in Multiple Sclerosis in the 1980s.. She herself had the
problem and was the pioneer of diet change and the use of LCPUFAs,
with her input important in creating the Bristol diet so-called. As I
recall she remained stable with no deterioration through what was then
seen as prolonged breastfeeding. Copies may well be found via
abebooks, if not still in print. I seem to remember she was or had
been the partner of Michel Odent, so breastfeeding was central in her
life. I have recommended the book multiple times to women with MS and
all have found it helpful.

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