Priscilla C. (MSCOZY) -
This was the first in-depth book about Fibromyalgia. When I read it, I cried at finally realizing that I was not crazy or a nut. My pain and problems were now explained to me as well as possible treatments, yes treatments and helpful info about diet, exercise and alternative medicine. The new book The Fibromyalgia Advocate is somewhat similar from what I saw rather quickly scanning the book. If you have Fibromyalgia, I highly suggest you get this book or the Advocate and sit down and read it, cover to cover. There are many chapters dealing with the myriad of problems that come with having Fibro. People still look at me and think I am faking it or crazy since I LOOK normal. It is hard for someone without Fibro to REALLY understand.
Gabriele C. (theoldbookshelf) reviewed Fibromyalgia & Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome: A Survival Manual on + 43 more book reviews
i am a massage therapist , and bought this book originally years ago to help my patients . in the meantime , i have "aquiered" fibromyalgia myself . i have bought the second edition as well , as i wanted the updates . the second edition left out a few chapters . now i need to replace my first edition , as i loaned it out and didnt get it back .
this is an excellent book , very helpful and much information . it can be overwhelming . but i would recommend , to talk things over with your dr as some recommendations might be too much to follow on your own . [ speaking from experience here ] . this book will get you going to find and look for help that actually will help .
this is an excellent book , very helpful and much information . it can be overwhelming . but i would recommend , to talk things over with your dr as some recommendations might be too much to follow on your own . [ speaking from experience here ] . this book will get you going to find and look for help that actually will help .
