Reading the sections on the extinct birds is quite distrubing since has an acute sense of frustration that they are in fact gone forever and cannot be braught back to life. This book in question, i.e., Birds in Jeopardy : The Imperiled and Extinct Birds of the United States and Canada by Paul R. Ehrlich, et al, is a good reminder that we have a huge responsibility towards other species in other surrounding enviroment and we have the obligation to keep the list of extinct animals from growing since loosing more species would indeed be quite devestating. Highly Recomended.

This was my first book I read after being diagnosed with Fibromyalgia. Very informative. Great advice.

This book is a must read for anyone who has been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, or who suspects they may have FMS. When I first read this book, I could not believe how it was describing me in many of the symptoms I have been experiencing. This book has great resources and suggestions for how to cope with FM. I refer back to it all the time. Easy to understand and very informative. Thank you Miryam for helping me to understand this affliction through your book.

This book takes a different approach to Fibromyalgia than any other in my library. It addresses the disease in both male and female patients as well as children. It has actually case studies that hit very close to home, especially for me who had this disease as a child but was not diagnosed until I was 31. It also give wonderful advice on discussing FMS with your spouse, children and parents (who can be the most difficult to convince that they did not raise a perfectly healthy child). It also offers great advice on intimacy and closeness with your spouse or partner and how to maintain your relationship throughout the major flares without losing the relationship. Miryam Ehrlich Williamson also leaves the reader with many health, support and medical resources. It truly is "The first complete sourcebook of medical and nonmedical strategies for relieving the agony of fibromyalgia."