You’re not crazy and you’re not alone

Stacey Robbins is more than a gifted motivator, she’s a brilliant writer who inspires people living with illness. One of the key ideas in this book is that people must begin to love themselves in order to achieve full recovery. The book conveys these ideas with humor and joy so that the reader knows that they are not alone. Unfortunately, Hashimoto’s disease is still relatively unknown in the world of Western medicine. For this reason, patients are often left to their own devices for treatment. This is an unfortunate, but realistic, situation for many different people. While there are many different coping mechanisms, Robbins uses her wits and intellect to deal with her problems and help others.

Hashimoto’s disease is an autoimmune disorder in which the body begins to attack itself. The symptoms can be confusing for the patient, particularly when medical tests often reveal nothing is wrong. Another key aspect of this book is learning to know your own body. If you feel that something is really wrong, feel free to keep looking until you find a suitable solution. Robbins recounts personal anecdotes from his own struggle that resonate with the reader. For situations like this, it is best to laugh so as not to cry. Robbins does an amazing job of balancing humor with serious topics. This not only makes the message appealing to your target audience, but also to anyone who has had a hard time.

In addition to writing about personal breakthroughs and spiritual insights, the author can drop nuggets of wisdom and care for Hashimoto’s disease. One of the biggest obstacles is explaining the condition to friends and loved ones. While this may be tricky for some, there are plenty of tips to get all of this out there. In addition, there are tips that will help patients to be less affected by their condition. While it can be very difficult to navigate the world with such a condition, it’s important to recognize that sufferers need to continue to love themselves. Humor, breakthroughs, and happiness abound in You’re Not Crazy and You’re Not Alone. The most important points of the book are that Hashimoto’s disease is manageable with a little patience and care, and that one should not get too discouraged if things seem difficult. The author does a good job of marrying science with practical wisdom. This is highly recommended reading that could greatly improve the lives of those with Hashimoto’s disease.