Review Clips for 100 Tips and Tools for Managing Chronic Illness (Charnas)

 
Read our book review clips. Excerpts from reviews all (well, as many as we can find) in one place; right here, with links., so you can read the whole review.



an encouraging read



... accessible narrative is written from the heart, filled with sensible guidance from someone who understands how to strengthen and manage the mental aspects over the body’s limitations.

From Amazon

Easy to read, in short segments

a great book

Wise advice for any reader.

Fun and inspiring read.


From Splash Magazine

tips anyone can use


From NYC Tech Mommy

You have no idea how much I needed to read Joanna’s words at this very moment.


From Goodreads

Will use this as a helping tool for when we have bad days. Thank you so much Joanna 🙂






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