
At the advice of my physical therapist, I‘ve been reading a lot of books about the treatment of neuroplastic pain. This is one that was mentioned as an early text on the concept, published prior to the use of the term neuroplasticity.

At the advice of my physical therapist, I‘ve been reading a lot of books about the treatment of neuroplastic pain. This is one that was mentioned as an early text on the concept, published prior to the use of the term neuroplasticity.

A must read anyone with chronic pain.

Thanks to these Litsy folks for today‘s prompt:
#JUNESPECIALS
@Eggs
@AlwaysBeenALoverOfBooks
TODAY‘S PROMPT: KISSING
KISSING KOSHER was a delightful, entertaining read with some nice surprises. You will love all the characters.
FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/38mbw8w5

Thanks to these Litsy folks for today‘s prompt:
FEELIN‘ THE LOVE
@Eggs
@AlwaysBeenALoverOfBooks
TODAY‘S PROMPT: LOVE/HATE PAIRING
The feud between the Lippmanns and the Cohens because of their bakery, Best Babka Bakery in Brooklyn, still continued after all of these years.
KISSING KOSHER was a delightful, entertaining read with some nice surprises. You will love all the characters.
FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/anb6u4jh

Frankie‘s the head of Ren‘s hockey team‘s social media. So, asking her out is out of the question. That‘s until she considers leaving for another job. Will he be able to tell her out he feels?
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This one was so cute. There were some funny parts. I also liked the disability diversity. There could‘ve been a little more spice.
#romancebooks

I loved this nearly as much as I did the (tagged) previous book. The Bergman family is fantastic! Ren js a pro hockey player who is secretly in love with Frankie, the team‘s social media manager. She is on the autism spectrum and doesn‘t pick up on the clues that he is into her. Ren is gentlemanly, respectful, and obsessed with Shakespeare. I adore him! A little steamy for my taste (usually) but I love this family so much that I didn‘t even care.

As a woman diagnosed with hEDS in the last 1.5 years, this book is so validating. It also explains so much of my own experiences with medical professionals. The EDS explains so much of my life history. This book is such an important starting point, this should be required reading for any medical professional to be licensed in the 2020s.
👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

“I throw out my back every other week. And it‘s not from lifting a sofa. It‘s from, like, sneezing.” - Millie
With chronic pain and degenerative discs in my low back, this is so relatable lol 😂
{image made by me in Shuffles}
#thehousemaid #thehousemaidiswatching #friedamcfadden #bookbabe #bustedbookbabe #chronicpain #psoriaticarthritis #autoimmunedisorder #momlife #reading

#Wardens2024 #ReadMyRoom #ReadAway2024 #BookSpinBingo
Much of this was stuff I already knew but, it was a good refresher & fount of information nonetheless. Recommended📚🤓

So I had to post my psychology books for @catiewithac … but there are so many great reads here and it keeps growing as I have several on my tbr shelf still 🙌🏽📚 hope you can see a few you‘ve read 😊… the pic on the bottom right are all college books from getting my degrees