Guest guest Posted June 19, 1998 Report Share Posted June 19, 1998 http://www.relationshiprescue.com/Default.htm Greetings Ken: here is site that you can choose to post or not. Don't worry my nose will not be out of joint if you don't. Also here are some books from a health book list that seem to deal with chronic pain and intimacy. Cleveland M. The Twelve-Step Response to Chronic Illness and Disability: Recovering Joy in Life. (Hazelden; 1988.) Joy and serenity are possible for those with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Whether we must live with daily physical pain, a slowly crippling condition, or the results of an illness or accident that has left us permanently changed, we can choose how to respond emotionally and spiritually. The twelve steps originally developed by the Alcoholics Anonymous fellowship show us the way. We Are Not Alone: Learning to Live With Chronic Illness. By: Pitzele SK. (Workman Publishing; 1985.) This is a book about redesigning your life...about how to live better, not just differently. We Are Not Alone offers inspiration and practical living strategies to millions of Americans suffering from chronic illnesses, and priceless advice for those caring for them. Living With Chronic Illness: Days of Patience and Passion. By: Register C. (Bantam Books; 1987.) Essential support and inspiration for the chronically ill and for those who love them. Living Creatively With Chronic Illness. By: Wheeler EG, Dace-Lombard J. (Pathfinder Publishing; 1989.) Profiles of chronically ill people demonstrate how they developed skills to transcend their disabilities. Living Creatively With Chronic Illness helps not only ill persons, but their families, friends, and counselors to understand the lost expectations and the frustrations of continuing physical incapacity. This book offers approaches to help the ill person move from a victim role, to a survivor, and ultimately to transcend losses and pain. Finding the Way Home, a Compassionate Guide to Illness. By Gayle Heiss (QED Press, Fort Bragg, CA, IBSN 0-936609-35-4) email qedpress@...]. A reader says " She has been a wonderful guide for many support sessions for the chronically ill. The writing is beautiful; it's a joy to read. " Peace D Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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