Elizabeth McSweeney


Biography

I'm 46 (feel younger than I did at 40!).
Having suffered seven years of restriction, debilitation, exhaustion, pain, fear and disability, I have now recovered from fibromyalgia.

Following publication of the first edition of 'FIBROMYALGIA: road to recovery', which was a mammoth task to read, I have responded to helpful feedback and divided the information into four more manageable volumes, which will be available here soon.
In addition, almost all my readers and clients have asked me to write specificaly about how I recovered. So I will be including in this new edition a fifth volume explicitly detailing the Seven Healing Principles that form the foundation of my 'Road to Recovery' healing programme.

I'm now running 1:1 retreats in rural Dorset, UK, for anyone with Fibromyalgia, ready to spend 3 days determined to set off on their own 'road to recovery'. Also available for lectures, talks and presentations in UK, Asia and Antipodes.

Healing myself has also healed my relationship with my son....life...livin' it...lovin' it!

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Books

Fibromyalgia: Road to Recovery. Volume Two: Epione, Laso & Panacea (symptom management)    by Elizabeth McSweeney
Price: $2.99 USD. 23740 words. Published on September 3, 2011. Nonfiction.

Despite no known conventional medical cure, Elizabeth recovered from fibromyalgia. Over five volumes, she shares her research, experience and insight. In this volume (Two) she explains current UK NHS treatments and pain medications; and investigates the relationship between insomnia and pain, offering some useful self-help management techniques for both.
Fibromyalgia: Road to Recovery. Volume One: Facts from Fiction    by Elizabeth McSweeney
Price: $2.99 USD. 17290 words. Published on September 3, 2011. Nonfiction.

Despite no known conventional medical cure, Elizabeth recovered from fibromyalgia. Over five volumes, she shares her research, experience and insight. In this volume (One) she explains what fibromyalgia is; collates research information; elucidates her theory about what causes the condition; and describes common experiences of the, often long and anxiety-ridden, process of diagnosis.

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