A Grandfather's Lessons on Love, Loss and the Gift of Life

      by Daniel Gottlieb  

Written by a quadriplegic grandfather to his autistic grandson. The author knows how it is to struggle with daily health

complications and shares many insights on living a positive and full live. I found this book personally meaningful.

I recommend it to everyone in the family.

My book won't change the world, but maybe someone who reads it will find themselves with their hearts just a bit more open.
--Dan Gottlieb

http://www.drdangottlieb.com

You Don't Look Sick: Living Well With Invisible Chronic Illness by Joy H. Selak and Steven S. Overman   Co-written by Dr. Overman and his patient Joy Selak about her journey through learning to live with chronic illness. This is a great book for both the newly diagnosed and those who are well along their journey. I highly recommend this book. Available through Amazon.com or directly from Dr. Overman

Beyond Chaos: One Man’s Journey Alongside His Chronically Ill Wife by Gregg Piburn  This book is for all of you who are supporting a partner with chronic illness. Piburn is brutally honest about the challenges he faces in living with a chronically ill wife. I highly recommend this book!!! This book is published by the Arthritis Foundation and is currently only $3.95

Jennifer L. Batts, MS - Psychotherapist ¤ 5410 California Ave SW, Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98136 ¤  Phone 206-271-9280 ¤ Fax 206-763-3087 ¤ jennifer@batts.org g Using the Wisdom of Your Body and Mind to Face Stress, Pain, and Illness,  by Jon Kabat-Zinn

The Dance of Anger: A Woman's Guide to Changing the Patterns of Intimate Relationships, by Harriet Lerner

The Anxiety & Phobia Workbook  by Edmund J. Bourne

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