Official Review: Beyond Embarrassment

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Re: Official Review: Beyond Embarrassment

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A nice review even if I didn't understand some concepts. But I think any book that creates awareness for health needs a thumbs up. However, I noticed a few grammatical errors in the review. I'm very sorry, I just felt I should point it out.
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Wow! This does not sound like a book I would normally pick up. But, maybe I should - lol Since it was free, I may look at it and see. I'm not getting any younger, after all :D
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It's thoughtful and courageous of the authors to share their experiences as a tool for inspiring others to combat the shame of speaking up when undergoing certain ailments. This book will thus be very useful in that regard. Thanks for the review.
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one of the best life managing books the author as really gone a step high on sharing Joannes story on how to manage life hurdles by focusing on valuable guide education i give it a 3 star
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This sounds like a well written informative book. It's also great getting advice from other women on this type of issue who have actually experienced it. Good work on your review.
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Thanks for your review! I always appreciate an author who is able to candidly share their experiences especially when it pertains to a disease that is kind of hidden because “we don’t talk about that”. Sounds like an informative read.
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Thanks for your review. It is good to talk about women’s health in an open way. Sharing knowledge benefits us all.
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A book written to give hope to women diagnosed with Neurogenic Bladder and Bowel Disorder. It's a very relevant read.
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Thank you for the interesting review of this book. I agree that health is of key importance, but I don't feel that this book will be of interest to me. It does not relate to me, so I don't feel that I will benefit from reading this book.
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I really appreciate the honesty of this author in reaching out to others with this common condition. I hope it helps a lot of people!
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Post by Paul78 »

Such medical conditions are easy to cause anxiety, low self esteem among others. One would imagine how the patient would live with persons with accusing fingers. Reason being she overstayed in the loo.
This is a good read and I appreciate your review.
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An informative memoir on having a painful disease. Wonderfully written and will help many with their struggles.
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The author really took a bold step in disclosing her health issue just so we can be educative about it.
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As a woman, this book speaks directly to me. I like that it emphasizes the need for young women to take good care of their bodies, especially in their youth.
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Thanks for your review. I'm certain this book will appeal to the right audience. I'm glad that this book touches on issues many woman are afraid to talk about.
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