From Library Journal
Conant has written a book that will give people with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), as well as their families and friends, a better understanding of what to expect and how to react to the disease and all its stages. The medical community and its treatments are discussed, as are alternative treatments. The last chapter covers books, newsletters, audiotapes, and societies on CFS. Karyn Feiden's Hope and Help for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome ( LJ 1/90) is a recent and comprehensive source on this subject; Steve Wilkinson's Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A Natural Healing Guide (LJ 3/15/90) has the most information on alternative treatment. This readable text will be a welcome supplement to CFS collections.- Betsy J. Kraus, New Mexico Inst. of Mining & Technology Lib., SocorroCopyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Book Description
Written by a recently recovered CFS sufferer, this book offers comfort, hope and reassurance--exactly what millions of chronic fatigue sufferers long for. It defines what CFS is and offers realistic information on where to get help and what to expect from family, friends, and the business and medical communities.

ANNOTATION

Written by a recently recovered CFS sufferer, this book offers comfort, hope and reassurance--exactly what millions of chronic fatigue sufferers long for. It defines what CFS is and offers realistic information on where to get help and what to expect from family, friends, and the business and medical communities.

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Library Journal