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I Hurt Like Hell: We Have All Heard of Fibromyalgia, Now Hear It from Someone Who Lives It Every Day
Before I review this book, you should know two things: I am working on my Master's Degree in English, and I have recently been diagnosed with fibromyalgia.
From an academic standpoint, this book is TERRIBLE. It's 30 pages long -- no more than a lengthy essay, really. The book has apparently not been edited at all. A quick google search of the publisher reveals that this book was published by a self-publishing company (whatever that means). If the author didn't repeat herself so often the book would be much, much smaller than 30 pages. It's frustrating -- let's leave it at that.
That said, I was able to finish this book because, as a fibro sufferer, I could relate to some of the things she said. For that reason, I would actually recommend this book to someone who wishes to know more about what it is like to have fibromyalgia, though I would give them a good disclaimer about the lack of editing. Unfortunately, there aren't many books about fibromyalgia out there yet, so this will have to do for now.
From an academic standpoint, this book is TERRIBLE. It's 30 pages long -- no more than a lengthy essay, really. The book has apparently not been edited at all. A quick google search of the publisher reveals that this book was published by a self-publishing company (whatever that means). If the author didn't repeat herself so often the book would be much, much smaller than 30 pages. It's frustrating -- let's leave it at that.
That said, I was able to finish this book because, as a fibro sufferer, I could relate to some of the things she said. For that reason, I would actually recommend this book to someone who wishes to know more about what it is like to have fibromyalgia, though I would give them a good disclaimer about the lack of editing. Unfortunately, there aren't many books about fibromyalgia out there yet, so this will have to do for now.