Books matching: pain and healing
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'Healing Back Pain: The Mind-Body Connection' by John E. Sarno seems to explore the connection between physical pain and emotional or psychological factors. Readers share their experiences of chronic back pain and various unsuccessful medical treatments, only to find relief after delving into the mind-body connection theories presented in the book. The narrative seems to emphasize the idea that understanding and addressing underlying emotional stress or tension can lead to alleviating physical pain.
I have never seen a patient with pain in the neck, shoulders, back, or buttocks who didn’t believe that the pain was due to an injury, a “hurt” brought on by some physical activity. “I hurt myself whi...- #2
Save:"Preston's Honor" by Mia Sheridan follows the intertwined lives of Lia, Preston, and Cole from childhood into adulthood. The storyline delves into themes of honor, pain, love, and beliefs, showcasing how these elements can impact relationships and communication. The book is a poignant love story that explores healing, pain, and the complexities of human emotions. Sheridan's writing style is praised for its emotional depth and ability to convey powerful feelings without needing many words.
Pollux was not, the brothers were very close and did everything together. Unfortunately, during a battle, Castor was killed and Pollux, heartbroken, prayed to Zeus to take his life as well. Zeus, touc...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Sign of Love ) - #3
Save:The Children's Hospital by Chris Adrian is an ambitious novel that delves into a post-apocalyptic world where a hospital floats upon the waves after a biblical deluge inundates the world. The story explores themes of pain, death, love, healing, hope, and renewal within the confines of a hospital full of sick children. The plot is complex and challenging, with a wide scope and a focus on the protagonist Jemma, set in a new watery world full of strangeness and oddities that provide insights into the nature of existence.
Chris Adrian's writing style in The Children's Hospital is described as imaginative, compelling, and thought-provoking. The book is praised for its well-developed medical aspects that keep readers engaged and interested. The author's ability to blend elements of magical realism, biblical references, and post-apocalyptic themes creates a unique and innovative narrative that challenges readers to think deeply about the nature of life and humanity.
Never mind my sin. Here is my expiation and my reward: to orbit Jemma Claflin from her birth to her death, and fix my eyes always on her face the way better angels always look upon God’s glory. I fell... - #4
Save:Fans of Olivia Cunning's Sinners on Tour series are going to fall in love with tortured bassist Jace Seymour. Tantalizing glimpses of Jace in the previous installments have given little away about this shy, reclusive band member but in Hot Ticket, we finally learn about his tragic past and why he craves the release that only pain can give him. Aggie, a dominatrix, helps Jace confront his past and heal, leading to a unique and intense romance that challenges both characters emotionally and sexually. The book explores themes of BDSM, emotional scars, and healing through pain, all woven into a steamy and emotionally charged storyline.
That might explain why Aggie dropped her bullwhip when he caught her attention. Whoever he was. Potential List B strode across the floor as if he owned the place. He had that stereotypical bad boy loo...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Sinners on Tour ) - #5
Save:Grayson's Vow by Mia Sheridan is a story of two broken souls, Grayson and Kira, who enter into a marriage of convenience with a plan to split an inheritance. As they navigate their arrangement, they unexpectedly find themselves drawn to each other, bringing out different aspects of their personalities and pasts. The book explores themes of pain, healing, love, and hope, showcasing the characters' journeys towards understanding, acceptance, and ultimately, finding happiness. Sheridan's writing style beautifully weaves together humor, romance, and emotional depth, creating a captivating story that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
In a long history of bad days, this one was at the top of the list. And it was only nine a.m. Stepping out of my car, I took a deep breath of the balmy, late summer air and began walking toward Napa V...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Sign of Love ) The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls by Emilie Autumn is a haunting and emotive tale that weaves together the struggles of a mentally ill young woman, offering insights into mental health and the treatment of women in different eras. The story jumps between the real-life experiences of Emilie in a modern psych ward in the US and the fictional tale of Emily in the Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls in England. The book delves into themes of madness, depression, and the harsh realities faced by women labeled as 'mad' simply for being female.
The writing style of the book is described as insightful, twisted, and at times horrifying, shedding light on the experiences of the protagonist as well as the author herself. The narrative is both historic fiction with hints of fantasy, capturing the reader's attention with its raw and emotional portrayal of mental illness and the challenges faced by those deemed 'mad' in society.
“Why are you here?” snaps a woman in minty-green scrubs, and sounding a smidgeon impatient about it. She is approaching me with a clipboard, and I assume she’s coming to ask what the hell I think I’m ...- #7
Save:"If You Find Me" by Emily Murdoch is a compelling and poignant novel that focuses on family bonds and the true meaning of love. The story follows Carey and her younger sister, Jenessa, who have lived in the woods with their drug-addicted mother until they are found and brought to live with their father and his family. The book delves into themes of drugs, abuse, mental illness, and the importance of family, showcasing the girls' journey of adjusting to a new life while dealing with their past traumas. The writing style is described as beautiful, unique, and haunting, with a strong emphasis on the protagonist's voice and emotions.
The narrative of "If You Find Me" is heart-wrenching and explores the resilience and strength of the main character, Carey, as she navigates the challenges of her past and strives to protect her sister. The story unfolds with flashbacks and memories that reveal the girls' experiences in the woods and their transition to a modern farm life, highlighting themes of survival, healing, and the complexities of family dynamics. The author, Emily Murdoch, creates a gripping and emotional tale that resonates with readers through its realistic portrayal of difficult situations and its portrayal of love and triumph amidst adversity.
Mama says no matter how poor folks are, whether you’re a have, a have-not, or break your mama’s back on the cracks in between, the world gives away the best stuff on the cheap. Like, the way the white... - #8
Save:The novel 'Heroine' by Mindy McGinnis delves into the harrowing world of addiction through the eyes of high school softball star Mickey. After a car accident leaves her injured, Mickey's journey of pain and healing takes a dark turn as she becomes entangled in the grips of opioid addiction. The story realistically portrays Mickey's descent into drug abuse, showcasing the rapid escalation from prescription painkillers to heroin. McGinnis weaves a raw and intense narrative that sheds light on the struggles of addiction and the impact it has on individuals and their families.
The writing style of 'Heroine' is praised for its honesty and authenticity in depicting Mickey's internal turmoil and external challenges. The author skillfully captures the complexities of addiction, portraying Mickey as a multifaceted character grappling with physical pain, emotional distress, and the relentless pull of substance abuse. Through a gripping and emotionally charged narrative, McGinnis explores the harsh realities of addiction, the blurred lines between right and wrong, and the profound effects it can have on one's life.
I’m talking to Carolina about the guy she likes, picking apart everything he said to her, every inch of body language that has been displayed for her benefit. I’m breaking it down for her, because whi... - #9
Save:Silver Girl by Elin Hilderbrand is a novel that delves into the aftermath of a Ponzi scheme orchestrated by Meredith's husband, leaving her ostracized and under investigation. Seeking refuge in Nantucket with her childhood friend Connie, the story unfolds as the two women navigate through their individual struggles and past grievances, finding solace and healing in their rekindled friendship. The narrative alternates between the perspectives of Meredith and Connie, offering insights into their evolving relationship against the backdrop of the picturesque Nantucket setting.
They had agreed not to speak about anything meaningful until Meredith was safely inside the house on Nantucket. First, they had the highway to face. Meredith knew it too well, just like every other Am... - #10
Save:In "Medicine Walk" by Richard Wagamese, the story follows Franklin Starlight, a young man who embarks on a journey into the British Columbia back country with his estranged and dying alcoholic father, Eldon. As they traverse the wilderness, Eldon shares the story of his life with Franklin, revealing deep-seated emotions of guilt, loss, and a search for belonging. The narrative unfolds over a few days, exploring themes of redemption, forgiveness, and the power of storytelling to heal past wounds and connect with one's heritage. Wagamese's writing style is praised for its vivid descriptions of the natural settings, heartfelt dialogue, and ability to convey the challenges faced by First Nations people without being preachy.
The bush started thin where the grass surrendered at the edge of the field. There were lodgepole pines and firs where the land was flatter, but when it arched up in a swell that grew to mountain there...
