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Lupus Handbook for Women: Up-to-Date Information on Understanding and Managing the Disease Which Affects

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I borrowed this book from the library and I just had to buy it. I have read a lot about lupus since my diagnosis 4 years ago. This is the most useful resource I have found yet. It explains the disease and possible causes, and also gives information on the tests that lupus patients routinely undergo.

I thought this was a good book for anyone who is trying to learn more about lupus. I have had the disease for many years, and still found things I was not sure of. I would reccomend it to others for sure. I would also recommend Stolen Moments, as it shows someone living with lupus in a differnt way. Both are excellent books for lupus patient to read.

A comprehensive book, although it could go into more depth in areas. The page numbers are on the binding side of each page, which makes it difficult to thumb through to find anything.

This book was an excellent source of information. While Daniel Wallaces' book is by far the best written on Lupus, Ms. Dibner writes with passion, and she offers good advice. I read this in one sitting.

My mom has lupus so I bought this book for her and she reads it and loves it. It has helped her through so much with everything she is going through from treatments to fighting her anxiety of everything and stress. This is a great book for women struggling with Lupus.

I got the kindle version of this book and was pretty disappointed. Most of what I read in here is what you can find online at websites like lupus.org and lupusalliance.org. I own 'The Lupus Book' by Wallace and find it far superior to this one. The book has everything you need to know about lupus from a scientific and medical standpoint. Save your money...skip this one.

I have had Lupus for 19 years and this book tells it all. Great easy read and a great information guide for family and friends. I totally recommend this book.

Although this is a non-fiction book, it was very helpful in understanding the disease. Another book that does even a better job of this is the ficitonal novel, Stolen Moments by Barbara Jeanne Fisher . ..Ms Fisher has lupus and wrote this book with her heart! A fantastic read/ edited by her lupus specialist. ..It is enertaining, and captures every emotion known to men and women. And excellent book, meant to be shared. For sure you will love it.