Epilepsy You're Not Alone: An Epileptic's View on How to Cope with the Disorder

by Stacey Chillemi

Book Overview

Epilepsy You're Not Alone is a 273-page book targeted for individuals who have epilepsy. Unlike other books on epilepsy, it will focus on the facts of the connection between the mind, body and spirit... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0595195261
• ISBN13: 9780595195268
• Release Date: October 2006
• Publisher: Writer's Showcase Press
• Length: 200 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

By Jenna Martin, Senior Editor

Stacey Chillemi is 32 years old, a mother of three, a wife and writer. Her journey and reason for being is defined each day by the happiness in her children's eyes and the people with epilepsy she has helped through her writing. By Jenna Martin, Senior Editor (...)

LEARNING TO COPE WITH EPILEPSY

Epilepsy is a very hard disorder to live with emotionally, physically and mentally. Epilepsy Your Not Alone, shows you how to cope with the disorder, look at life positively and gives you the inspiration you need to get on with your life. I reccommend it to people who have the disorder,family members and friends.

Very Encouraging

This book is very encouraging. It's a great guide for making self-improvements. The author does a wonderful job reminding everyone - that everyone has problems to deal with. There are some excellent tips to perk up overall well being.

Wow! I never read anything like it!

Excellent examples. I never new how many different types of epilepsy there was and how people struggle emotional because of their disorder. It is only since I read this book that it become obvious how living each day with epilepsy can be a real struggle for the people with the disorder and their love ones too.Chillemi gives very infomative information and hope for the future. Reading "Epilepsy Your're Not Alone" will give you hope for the future and show you how you can cope with the disorder.

Epilepsy Your Not Alone

The beginning of your book was very good, but I am getting so much more out of the self help section as it reinforced for me as I read it the positive things that are a MUST to deal with living with epilepsy. Perhaps that is because, for me right now, I need that structure in my life and to be reminded over and over to do the things that you suggest. It is easy when dealing with epilepsy and problems in life not to take better care of yourself as we focus on our problem and not the remedies or things we can do to help ourselves live a better life. Therefore, I keep my bookmark placed at the beginning of that section so I can now glance back as needed to refresh my thinking on the right track. You should be most proud of your book.