Wilted Flowers - Russell, Roger
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You have, or know someone with no energy? Do the symptoms and the variety of complaints confuse you? You are not alone, when I faced that situation there were more questions than answers. This book attempts to provide some common-sense suggestions and approaches. Life with Chronic Fatigue is possible, just not easy or convenient. Don't expect a medical treatise on the diagnosis, it wasn't written by a doctor. But do expect down to earth pointers, and definitions for the lay person. If you don't want to be overwhelmed and still want enough to think over, this might be your book. A condition like this really is best explained by someone that has it.…mehr

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You have, or know someone with no energy? Do the symptoms and the variety of complaints confuse you? You are not alone, when I faced that situation there were more questions than answers. This book attempts to provide some common-sense suggestions and approaches. Life with Chronic Fatigue is possible, just not easy or convenient. Don't expect a medical treatise on the diagnosis, it wasn't written by a doctor. But do expect down to earth pointers, and definitions for the lay person. If you don't want to be overwhelmed and still want enough to think over, this might be your book. A condition like this really is best explained by someone that has it.
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Born in 1947, on a farm in the White Highlands of Kenya, Roger attended school in Bournemouth, UK, and St David's College in South Africa. He started on the mines near Johannesburg when he was nineteen years old. He has worked on gold, platinum and copper mines all over the world. Roger married in 1968 and is the father of four children by his first wife, Sharon. She died of cancer in 1993. He has since remarried and lives with his wife, Cynthia and their young son Gordon, on a forty-foot boat near St Ives in Cambridgeshire.