WHAT DOESN’T KILL YOU
A Life with Chronic Illness — Lessons From a Body in Revolt
By Tessa Miller
This is an extraordinary book about Inflammatory Bowel diseas and IBS.
See DJE's notes.
A Pathography is a narrative that gives voice and face to the illness experience. It puts the person behind the disease in the forefront and as such is a great learning opportunity for all care givers and fellow sufferers. This blog is a repository for these stories. Please send us your favorites.
WHAT DOESN’T KILL YOU
A Life with Chronic Illness — Lessons From a Body in Revolt
By Tessa Miller
This is an extraordinary book about Inflammatory Bowel diseas and IBS.
See DJE's notes.
Prescribed Reading
Turning to Books to Grasp the Most Ungraspable Disease
By Sandeep Jauhar
Dr. Jauhar wites: "For a condition that is so ubiquitous and so feared,
good books on dementia are surprisingly hard to find. Some of the best, I’ve
come to learn, deal with particular symptoms, like memory loss, rather than the
disease itself." See: Rx Jauhar.
This
is a good article, but I disagree. There are lots of good books about
dementia. See sections on this blog under the categories of dementia
and Alzheimers and also the same sections on MedFlix.