from Rob.Larson

This is the most helpful book I have read on the subject. I will be referring to it as time goes by. With a positive outlook and honest appraisal of long term illness, this book is full of practical suggestions that I will be implementing right away. Highly recommended!

from wcath

Easy to read account of one woman's journey with a chronic invisible illness. Narrative goes back and forth between Joy Selak and her doctor, Steven Overman. The result is a very informative, well-written guide for people who have been diagnosed with a chronic illness. Discussions include how to ...

from LivelyLady

A 'how-to-cope" guide co-authored by a patient and MD. The stages of loss associated with chronic, long term illness are explained. The patient, Joy, relates her experiences, and the M.D., Dr. Overman, gives a more clinical and less personal further explanation. This was easily readable and conta...

from jjnaaucoin

It is good to look into another persons true thoughts, even though they may not match yours. I think many people could read this and relate and many could read this and be empowered.

from SherylHendrix

I read this book, not as one suffering from a chronic illness, but rather as an interested friend and supporter of several individuals, my sister included, who do suffer from one. Joy Selak and Dr. Overman share helpful and useful insights for those who are felled by debilitating diseases that do...