Maria is right. She did recommend the book and it's great. I found
it at the library and zipped through half of it in one day. I'll do
the other half tonight. The book isn't a pity-party book but it sure
validated the feelings I've had since becoming a TMer. That in itself
is a big relief.
FYI for you and others, I ordered the book from Amazon.com. I
believe the price was $10.59 plus S&H for the paperback edition. It's
in stock and can ship in 24 hours.
Take care of yourself and feel better soon!
Jane D.
>>> <MTripimcca(AT)aol.com> 12/09 10:40 AM >>>
Dear Annie,
No you do not need a Prozac. What you are feeling is REAL.
May I offer a terrific book for you to read. Am told it is in the
library
also. It is in soft cover, therefore not expensive to purchase.
Sick & Tired of Being Sick & Tired; Living With Invisible
Illnesses Authors;
Paul J. Donoghue & Mary Siegel. Pick it up and you will have all of
the
answers you are needing. I started with Don't Sweat the Small Stuff
and It Is
All Small Stuff, this next book I am telling you about just picks up
right
where Small Stuff leaves off. It was made for us. I recommended it to
Jane and
she has started it and says it is wonderful.
Hope it helps you with this. Sure it will.
Maria in Tonawanda who is off to call the neuro-surgeon :)