Practical tips and straightforward information to help newly diagnosed people and those struggling to manage their condition, or just looking for a few extra tips. Also useful to help explain McArdle's to friends and family.
Edition 1.1 December 2015 (very minor update from edition 1). 
First published March 2013, ISBN 978-0-9569658-4-4
164 pages, 105mm (4 inches) square, paperback, AGSD-UK.
Written by Andrew Wakelin
With a foreword by Dr Ros Quinlivan
 
Living with McArdle Disease is challenging in many ways. Running out of energy, cramping and muscle pain are everyday experiences. Even simple tasks like chewing or drying after a shower can be a challenge.
We pass on practical tips which McArdle people have found to be useful. With contributions from McArdle people around the world. The “More than” flash gives the clue – there are actually 125 numbered tips and many are multiple tips in one, so there are around 200 useful ideas in all. We also provide explanations of four key subjects – second wind, the six second rule, your ATP ‘reservoir’ and guidance on emergencies.
This book will help McArdle people to reduce intense ‘anaerobic’ activity and extend more gentle ‘aerobic’ activity. These changes can improve day-to-day life. We also provide references to sources of further information. The aim is to avoid pain and muscle cramps, reduce or eliminate hospital visits and get more out of life.
This handy, pocket-sized book has sections of tips on:
Daily living
House and garden
Physical activity
Exercise: good, bad and ugly
Walking with McArdle’s
Personal care
Friends, family and others
Eating and diet
Driving, travel and transport
Medical
School, college and work
Feeling good
 
Information sections on:
About McArdle’s
Six second rule
Second wind
Your ATP ‘reservoir’
Reasons to exercise
Guidance on emergencies
Exercise in school?
The McArdle Mantra
McArdle’s Glossary
References
Further information
YouTube Channel
 
Now comes complete with two McArdle's Information Cards. (See here.)