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Letters of the Heart: Until the Shadows Flee/Dear Love/For Varina's Heart (HeartQuest Anthologies)

1 review
Lisa Tawn Bergren, Maureen Pratt, ...

Tyndale House Publishers, 2001

A great book, with three short novels in it!
I found this book well worth the money. it was so very entertaining and was hard to put down. All three stories are very romantic, and you learn something from the stories as well. It's a book that I wouldn't mind reading again. I think it deserves the 5 stars.

Taking Charge of Lupus:: How to Manage the Disease and Make the Most of Your LIfe

1 review
Maureen Pratt, David Hallegua

NAL Trade, 2002

My favorite so far
This book, while not as info heavy as so many of the others (like The Lupus Book: A Guide for Patients and Their Families), has been my favorite so far. It's a great resource as far as how adapt your life after diagnosis. It's a very validating read, and I'm going to recommend it to friends and family so they have an idea of what lupus is and how it impacts one's life. Another great thing ...

Peace in the Storm: Meditations on Chronic Pain and Illness

8 reviews
Maureen Pratt

Galilee Trade, 2005

Just what I needed.....
I love this book. Living in chronic pain, undiagnosed, takes all the life out of you. This book has a reading for almost any emotion or thought you feel when in pain. The readings are short and easy to follow, especially when you are on medication. Each time I read it I feel more at ease. I would recommend this book highly!

The First Year: Hypothyroidism: An Essential Guide for the Newly Diagnosed (First Year, The)

2 reviews
Maureen Pratt

Da Capo Press, 2007

Helped me so much!
My first year of diagnosis was a hard one. Hypothyroidism isn't something that you are cured of overnight. It takes months and months of hormone therapy before you begin to feel normal again and even more before the energy is there to support the feeling. :) This book helped me to see where I was in the process and let me know when I was expecting too much. If you've been diagnosed ...