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Liked it Review Date: 2007-03-19
Just Fine is Just Excellent!Review Date: 2008-02-24
This amazing book is the best of the bunch...Review Date: 2006-06-27
I have read just about every book available on the topic of coping with chronic illness and pain. None of them come close to this one by Sveilich. She seems to know the subject quite well and presents unique resources from experts and professionals in the field.
Of course, the best experts are the people who actually live with chronic health disorders and they are respresented throughout this book. The profiles are amazing. I saw my story in just about all of the 55 profiles included. I also found some great coping tools to apply to my own life.
Good insights and coping tips were offered by psychologists as well as physicians. The author also discusses mind-body medicine and complementary approaches as well as traditional medicine. From Zen to Zoloft and everything in-between... this book has it all.
My only remaining question is, why isn't JUST FINE on the New York Bestseller list?
It should be.
"Just Fine": helps transform the emotional pain of concealed chronic conditions with wisdom, resources, and wit!Review Date: 2006-07-15
Chronic Fatigue (CFIDS) has been my challenge and teacher since my symptoms began more than 30 years ago. JUST FINE, written beautifully by a therapist surviving her own chronic illnesses, says everything I needed to know THEN when little was known and we were told it was a "psychological problem". The book reassures me - even NOW when we recently found out there are at least 5 genetic markers (see the CDC website) - that I am and have been doing MORE than "Just Fine" with the "luck of the draw" biologically & with the life circumstances that may have contributed to triggering my illness.
The photos and narratives of "people with..." function like a "support group in a book" and I KNOW that many readers may not have a group available or be able to reach one because of the limits often imposed by the illnesses themselves. I appreciate the participants' courage in speaking about often stigmatized experiences, while also knowing many of us are longing to be asked by someone who is truly willing to hear us. We continually search for language that can describe our often fluctuating experience: Carol Sveilich and her interviewees have done just that!
I have given this book to clients, friends and family. I look forward to any more writing Sveilich will do in the future, as she clearly has more to say that would be worthwhile to read - to "listen with your eyes".
An Great Book about Living with Concealed Illness!Review Date: 2007-11-22
The book discusses hidden health disorders in a unique way because the author not only offers insights and coping tips offered from physicians and psychologists, including traditional medicine and mind-body medicine. She also has included profiles of people living with a hidden health disorder and she lets them tell their story in their own words, along with their photographs.
What I really liked about the book was being educated about other types of concealed illnesses, and at the same time, how I saw myself in many of the stories. There were common threads of emotions from these people living double lives.
Some of the topics from the book included how to deal with canceling plans, learning how to answer people when they ask how you are, being envious of other people in good health, sacrificing personal goals, making adjustments, and how to respond to people when they question the severity of your symptoms.
I was surprised and relieved to see the author even dealt with the subject of sex with a chronic illness, which I never saw explored before in a book.
This book definitely made me feel not so alone with my double life. It was very comforting and it taught me how to look at people differently, because someone who is smiling in the office might be living with a hidden health disorder like me.
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A great Sci-fi readReview Date: 2008-12-20
Not Free SF ReaderReview Date: 2007-12-07
This is now probably in the class of really good forgotten novels.
The Paratwa were engineered to be superhuman killing machines.
There were enough of them that they could decide to band together and try and take over themselves.
Everybody else thought that was a bad idea and decided on a process of elimination.
A long time later it seems there may still be some around, and a man who just happens to have the physical abilities, if helped by a team and some appropriate fancy weapons tech is tasked to hunt them down.
A violent, but well characterized novel that is far above your run of the mill adventure story.
Well worth looking into.
4.5 out of 5
A very good readReview Date: 2003-08-24
MY FEEDBACK:
1) SETTING - Prior to the destruction of all life on Earth, humans left for the stars.
One group took off into spaceships headed for another solar system. The other group onto the colony capsule that orbits Earth.
The later is where the story takes place. The colony capsule is 76 miles long, which is big enough to sustain different regions
and groups. I had just come across a real-life group called the Lifeboat Foundation. Thus the setting seemed very plausible
and real. It worked well for this story.
2) CHARACTERS - Our group of protagonists are likeable and plausible. Nick is my favorite character, but there is something to admire in each of them. The antagonists as gathered from the story description are a group of genetically created assassins. The Paratwa are very cool and deadly. The characters work well together in this story.
3) STORY - The only reason I gave this story a 4 star (very good read) vs. a 5 star (great read) is because of some of what I felt were long sections of exposition needed in order to explain man's history and how he go to this point in the future. Other than that, the story had plenty of intrigue, action and suspense. The author does give things away by page 122-125 out of 460+ page book. This worked for the most part because as characters came on stage there were two you kept looking for hints at to see which one was the "real" bad guy.
OVERALL: Fun read within a great sci-fi setting. It is not necessary to read the next book as this story resolved 95% of all plotlines. I've read that it the next two books are a bit of a let down anyhow. Nevertheless, get your hands on this book.
A Real Page TurnerReview Date: 2005-02-09
This book is definitely in the genre of a science fiction thriller in the best sense. The action and the plot flows very quickly, very significant events happen that will determine the fate of human colonies, and conspiracies within conspiracies are plotted, revealed, thwarted, and rehatched. The pages do turn very quickly and the plot never stalls.
The only downside is that the characterization is somewhat minimal. The book is plot driven and the characters are interested but they're mostly there as standins for concepts rather than people you might be passionate about. If that doesn't bother you and if you like action oriented, plot driven stories, this is truly a great read.
On another note, there are two sequels to this book, Ash Ock and Paratwa. The two sequels combined to make one story, so if you're going to buy Ash Ock, you should definitely get Paratwa also. Ash Ock ends right in the middle of the action and Paratwa continues right where Ash Ock left off. Will you like the sequels? If you liked Liege-Killer, you'll definitely like Ash Ock and Paratwa. There's more of what makes Liege-Killer a thrilling read - more conspiracies, more revelations, more events that may decide the fate of the human colonies.
I haven't had this much fun reading science fiction for a long while. I highly recommend the entire series.
One of my favorite sci-fi novels!Review Date: 2002-09-24
Not only is the book a fascinating and well-crafted story, it brings the eery question to mind of how much technology is too much? And when, not if, will humanity become its own worse enemy?

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excellent healthy recipes without being weirdReview Date: 2008-12-14
One of the two best cookbooks ever.....Review Date: 2008-11-27
The recipes are fun and easy to make, the ingredients easy to obtain in any ordinary grocery store, and you end up with dishes that, no kidding, turn out with a consistancy and taste that is actually better than the originals with all the fat, sugar and calories.
If you try the ''Tex-Mex Skillet'' (takes about 10 minutes to prepare) you will never go back to regular Chili again. Comfort food like ''Spicy Peanut Penne'' is out of this world.
In the summer the Dinner Salads like ''Festive Black Bean Salad'' and ''Layered Taco Salad with Sour Cream Dressing'' leave your tastebuds and your tummy totally satisfied.
I love to cook for guests and when I've made the ''Crustless Italian Ricotta Pie'' and ''Chicken Piccata'' for guests who love Italian food they've raved about them, never suspecting that one of these delicious dishes was low fat, and the other virtually fat free.
Using Ms. Tribole's two cookbooks has totally changed the way I cook and, indeed, the way I eat. My blood pressure problem has gone away too. Her cooking makes the lovely nuances and tastes of her dishes come through to the point that your tastebuds learn to enjoy the REAL taste of food. I now find that foods weighted down with heavy fats and too much sugar don't taste good to me any more.
I notice here that everyone raves about Ms. Tribole's cookbooks. You can add me, and all the people to whom I've gifted them, as well.
Excellent book for small familyReview Date: 2008-02-15
Healthy cookingReview Date: 2008-03-15
A+ cookbookReview Date: 2008-04-08

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A Baby Heatlh Book That Actually Makes SenseReview Date: 2008-12-02
The main focus on this book is homeopathy. The author says they did not vaccinate their children but then claimed it was the parents choice. Yet vaccines clearly don't work, and the author could not stand strong on that point. There is a holistic guide to treating many childhood conditions. There is a small but serious flaw, which is to suggest that xylitol should be consumed as a sugar replacement. Xylitol is a processed sugar alcohol and is NOT LEGALLY DECLARED SAFE for consumption. It is only supposed to be used as a cosmetic product, like tooth paste, soap, ect.
You'll probably be satisfied with this book.
Review is by Ramiel Nagel, author of Healing Our Children: Because Your New Baby Matters! Sacred Wisdom for Preconception, Pregnancy, Birth and Parenting (ages 0-6) & Cure Tooth Decay: Heal and Prevent Cavities with Nutrition (First Edition).
The best yet!Review Date: 2008-10-11
This is THE bookReview Date: 2008-03-27
Thank You Dr. Feder!!!Review Date: 2008-02-13
Great book for adults too!Review Date: 2008-02-08

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Very practical and helpfulReview Date: 2006-06-15
Still going strong!Review Date: 2006-06-29
Painless Cancer Cures and Preventions Your Doctor May Not Be Aware OfReview Date: 2007-12-26
Great InfoReview Date: 2007-02-27
Perfect resource to win the war against cancer!!!!Review Date: 2006-07-24

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A must have for Poodle groomingReview Date: 2009-01-05
Great book even for beginnersReview Date: 2008-11-14
Best Poodle Grooming BookReview Date: 2008-09-24
Poodle Clipping and Grooming: The International Reference (Howell Reference Books) Review Date: 2008-06-01
Almost as good as a classReview Date: 2008-06-01

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amazingReview Date: 2008-12-31
What these books and DVD's can give you is a working knowledge of how to draw the symbols and the process of attunements both receiving and giving. The pictures are very easy to follow and detail hand positions and how and where to draw the symbols for passing on attunements. As for the complaints for not having the traditional hand placements he clearly states the philosophy behind his reasons to give treatment to specific places of the body and why. This made sense to me and as I know every practitioner is not the same. Getting the traditional placements online is easy.
I also felt the attunement dvd's or video's Steve Murray has available are amazing. They are wonderful, life altering, and being absolutely blessed experience. Reiki is for everyone willing to learn and he provides it. Thanks for not coloring inside the lines.
Namaste.
illuminatingReview Date: 2008-10-02
After the rest - THIS books is the BEST!Review Date: 2008-08-26
EmpoweringReview Date: 2008-08-26
I am by nature open minded but cautious. I read Steve's website top to bottom and was inspired by the truth as I read it. It resonated with something deep inside me. I was very drawn to his openness and perspectives on Reiki and decided that this was the right path to follow. I have not been disappointed at all!! Very congruent in all his writing and his mission statement.
His DVD's and books empower you on whatever level you are interested in learning. He is a true teacher. You can read it, see it and feel the energy.
Thank you so much Steve for all your insightful information and for sharing all your knowledge with everyone in an affordable way. This was a smart investment for me. I am truly grateful and much more knowledgeable.
Very Good Book!Review Date: 2008-08-25
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Just what my body neededReview Date: 2004-09-12
Best fitness/nutrition book I have readReview Date: 2006-08-06
Good ProgramReview Date: 2006-07-25
Great muscle toning/sculpting book!Review Date: 2005-07-20
PerfectReview Date: 2004-09-21


Bridges the gap between Yoga and traditional medicine!Review Date: 2008-11-14
Not a Book to be MissedReview Date: 2008-09-26
WickedReview Date: 2008-09-23
Finally a Book by a MDReview Date: 2008-09-13
A complete yoga medical text in almost 600 pagesReview Date: 2008-06-23
The book opens with an overview of what yoga is and is not, discusses briefly the various forms you can follow (ashtanga, iyengar, etc), and moves quickly into the physical and mental ailments yoga has been observed to help.
Yoga models of various body types illustrate the most helpful poses for anxiety, obesity, diabetes, heart disease, IBS, MS, HIV, headaches, stress, depression, menopause, back aches, cancer, insomnia, infertility, high blood pressure, chronic fatigue, carpal tunnel, fibromyalgia, arthritis and asthma.
Contraindications for each condition are provided, along with research notes, holistic approaches to treatment and tons of yoga exercise options (with black and white photos).
Quotes and passages from such well-known yoga instructors as Rodney Yee and Patricia Walden are incorporated into each section as well.
An important chapter in the back cautions practicing yogis to avoid new injuries through incorrect postural alignment and overeager stretching.
I appreciated reading the author's summary at the end about how our society could benefit from incorporating yoga therapy into mainstream medicine. I agree we should be teaching yoga in schools, to the aged in nursing homes, to the chronically ill, and in community centers everywhere. He suggests doctors and nurses themselves should practice yoga, both to lessen the stress in their professions, and also to be able to see first-hand the health benefits of yoga as both preventative and restorative medicine.
Overall, this isn't a sit-down-and-read book, although flipping through it is enjoyable. It's a fantastic reference source to keep in your yoga or medical library. Anyone can benefit from this information - we all get headaches, back aches, stress and anxiety. We all all know people with asthma or incipient heart disease who might be helped by sharing this information.
Highly recommended!

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pleased with orderReview Date: 2008-12-22
Best ever easy to understand medical guideReview Date: 2008-11-14
Family necessityReview Date: 2008-08-13
Excellent book!Review Date: 2008-08-05
Family Medical Guide delivery experienceReview Date: 2008-07-24
I called Amazon and they immediately sent me a replacement- which did arrive in perfect condition.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!
I have 2 daughters going through surgery and "The American Medical Association Family Medical Guide" has enlightened me greatly as to what to expect. The information is so much more easily understood in the privacy of the home. Information is explained in easy to understand language.
So the book is great and the service from Amazon is also great.
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