Great read, November 9, 2014

By Margaret Fryer –

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This review is from: Lumbar Herniated Disc: The Essential Guide to Finding Back Pain Relief (Kindle Edition)

I have multiple levels of herniAted discs in lumbar, thoracic and cervical spine. I read this book and found it full of info that I wish I had 20 years ago when I first herniated my lumbar discs.
It’s a great read and easy to understand. I would recommend that anyone with disc issues read it.

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Not worth purchase price, November 19, 2014

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Easily accessible information that may be found on countless websites. I was expecting more detailed information on various issues related to disk injury. For example, the surgery section tells nothing about healing time, what to expect in the days and weeks following surgery, etc.

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My initial thoughts on the Spine-Health eBook re: Lumbar Herniated Disc, November 7, 2014

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I am a member of Spine-Health and monitor and use the site extensively. One thing that really enjoy about this eBook is that that you have all that information condensed into one spot without having to read through the various threads/posts.
Some members of the Spine-Health site may use the CONDITION tab of the main site to get some of the information, but its still reading one page at a time. The eBook kindle format makes it so easy to jump from topic to topic, based on the information you want.
For example, the first thing I did after looking at the TOC, was to jump to conclusions. I wanted to sum it all up. I like the conclusion section. It didnt paint a dim picture for readers. Sometime forum threads can get negative and people get very scared about back surgery. This book gives the reader hope that surgery is not the only answer. But it also tells the reader, that you cant let the medical field do it all. The patient has their own set of responsibilities in their own well being and future. I very much enjoyed the conclusion and it has been the type of upbeat positive message..

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