The Pancreatitis Supporters' Network
The Pancreatitis Supporters' Network
Recommended Books
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Medifocus | The Medifocus Guidebook on Chronic Pancreatitis contains
comprehensive information regarding the condition, treatment options and
a Directory of Centers of Clinical Research. All information contained
in the Guidebook on Chronic Pancreatitis is from peer reviewed sources,
updated quarterly, and reviewed by our Medical Advisory Board. The focus
is on available treatment options, and identifying researchers/doctors
in specific medical conditions, by geographic area. (Very useful for
finding Specialists in the USA)!
Please use this link
Medifocus Guidebook on Chronic Pancreatitis to buy book as we will
then get a donation for each one sold.
Visitors might also buy by clicking on the book graphic. |
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Eric Gaudion | This is a Christian book, it tells the story of my 10-year battle with recurring acute pancreatitis and also chronic pancreatitis and the pain involved, and offers hope and encouragement for people who suffer pain of all kinds, or those who care for them. |
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Brenda Prentice |
This is a moving story of how an ordinary family learnt to cope with
the incurable, debilitating and often terminal disease of Pancreatitis.
The first symptoms appeared when Andrew was just fifteen and after 20
years he lost complete pancreatic function. This robbed him of his job,
wife, home and self-respect. Often mistaken for an alcoholic or
drug addict, it was a constant struggle to receive any help. He could
'live on the streets as homeless without detriment, the same as any
other homeless person'. This resulted in deep depression, self-harm and
several suicide attempts. Click image to but paperback off
amazon.co.uk or this link to Chipmunk Publishing to buy it as a download
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Other Pancreatitis themed books to be found on
Amazon.co.uk
If you buy a book from the link here we will get a
small percentage of the sale and it will cost you nothing! Thank you.
We do not recommend any book over another and some of
these are only relevant to the medical profession unlike those listed above.
