Book recommendations?

[kelley]

Hi folks---
The nights are long and itchy right now! Does anyone have any book recommendations?

I'm interested in coping strategies for Morgellons/Lyme---or just general healing.

There's quite a few Lyme books---just wondering if there's one that you swear by or turn to, when things get rough.

Thanks!

kelley

[Baraka Obam]

Dead doctors don't lie, Welcome to MajesticEarth-Minerals.com or get it cheap on ebay, and LETS PLAY DOCTOR Wallach Files - Let's Play Doctor!

both of these books give you insite into living a good bit better and many ways to do it. I do like the Lets play doctor, find them both CHEAP on ebay as you can find most of your book needs and INEXPENSIVELY. Just watch the shipping prices, the shipping price for books is really cheap.

[Sadsack]

Kelley -
My nephew gave me a book in the mid 90's called "The Coming Plague". I started reading it last year when I got this monster but got too sick to finish it. It's a heavy read - the author is a multiple prize winner (Pulitzer among others). It was there that I realized that this is a man made monster.
SS

[Kritters]

All good suggestions. I find myself steering away from actual physical paper books in lieu of books on cd which I can download to my ipod and listen to. For some strange (?) reason I seem to be getting my life in order just in case. Sorry to be maudlin but you just never know what this chit is about, you know? Time is precious and I want to use it to the max.

Anyway.... I'm finding myself researching on the net more. I can't buy all the books and my library, as good as it is, may not zero in on the crux of our situation....especially in cd form. So I'm finding all I have to do is keep alt-clicking (answers.com) on any word I want to research, or just keep on googling my thoughts of interest and I'm finding an amazing sea of resources for any information I want.

Kritts

[kelley]

Thanks to you all!

Kelley