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As if Others are the Only Ones who can Help Us: What No One Told Me I Could do to Mange Recovery from diagnoses such as Schizoaffective and Schizophrenia    by Crystal Spencer-Marks
Price: $9.99 USD. 32780 words. Published on October 21, 2011. .

"I always say the act of having psychotic symptoms is like having a bad case of diarrhea. . . Nobody says how they went through anything similar" begins this innovated memoir and self help manual. Diagnosed as incurable and meant to spend a life on disability, Crystal details how she was able to find the strength to empower herself to manage an illness.
The Back Pain Avenger: Heal Chronic Back Pain and Destroy It Forever    by Joe Chiappetta
Price: $2.99 USD. 25880 words. Published on November 25, 2011. .

The Back Pain Avenger is a non-medicated memoir of rehabilitation. Discover how one eccentric leader in the disability community finally overcomes his own back injury and no longer suffers from chronic back pain. Alternative medicine meets cartoon humor and the Bible. Contains 25,000 words and 78 Silly Daddy comics and illustrations.
Surprised to be Standing: A Spiritual Journey    by Steven Brown
Price: $9.99 USD. 51510 words. Published on November 27, 2011. .

In "Surprised to be Standing: A Spiritual Journey," Steven E. Brown explores living with a disability from the age of five, becoming a pioneer in promoting Disability Culture, and finding himself on an unexpected and astounding healing journey.
Quiet in the Tornado: A Disability Primer    by Carrie Dearborn
Price: $9.99 USD. 19460 words. Published on March 17, 2012. .

"Carrie Dearborn's no-holds-barred approach to talking about disability wrestles us to the ground from her wheelchair. Surprising, disarming, painful, funny - you'll go through every emotion and reach new understanding as you let go of pre-conceived notions about how to deal with disability, whether you are temporarily abled or not. -Meizhu Lui, Co-Author, The Color of Wealth