First, I think it is only fair to disclose that I am the author's oldest brother. Clearly, my opinion is biased because of my relationship to Debbie. Quite frankly, when Debbie asked me to read the book and write a review, I was reluctant. I was afraid that despite what I really thought about the book, it would be my fraternal duty to write a good review. Well, my fear was quickly dispelled within the first few pages of the book. This is a well-researched, informative book that I can recommend with complete sincerity.
I have a second disclosure to make. I have never suffered from fibromyalgia or any other chronic illness discussed in the book. Despite that, I found the book to be an interesting and fast read. My biggest takeaway from the book is, I now have a deeper understanding of the pain and suffering that my sister went through in dealing with her chronic illness. If you have a loved one or good friend that suffers from fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome, you owe it to them to read this book. Only then can you begin to comprehend the pain and misery they are enduring.
The book also discusses a smorgasbord of supplements, therapies and regimens that showed promise in Debbie's own treatment of fibromyalgia. She has taken a huge volume of information and misinformation on the subject, and distilled it down to the essential items that actually work. I have seen firsthand the difference that some of these regimens have made in Debbie's life. If you suffer from fibro or other chronic illnesses, I am confident this book will help you to find the right combination of treatments and professional help that will lead to the relief my sister has experienced.
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This book is a synopsis of what Debbie diagnosed by Mayo Clinic in 2000, through trial and error helped improve her symptoms. Debbie wishes to save all of you time and money and connect you to resources that can help you speed your recovery. Debbie talks about every symptom in detail and their co- -existing conditions. They include:
A compromised Immune system
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Restless Leg Syndrome
TMJ
The daily grind will not help you as you “have to” deal with your illness. You will be in pain, tired, depressed, have to work and care for others. Debbie gives you a way to take baby steps to address your condition you choose to start to deal with first. You will have up days and down days but Debbie will let you email her for questions or any type of help. She is very passionate about advocating with or without drugs for helping you one day be free of what you have. Many people go into depression because of their endless daily duties, and chronic pain with other symptoms and Debbie gives many helpful tips, tricks, resources and websites for you to turn to.
This is the “GO TO” guide book to help you finally feel better. [...] share any comments, questions or observations. © 2015 Jackie Paulson
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