books about: scoliosis     books:       Stopping Scoliosis: The Complete Guide to Diagnosis and Treatment4 reviews Nancy J. Hooper Avery, 2002 A must-read for anyone facing treatment of scoliosis I read this book in 1994 right before I had surgery for scoliosis. I identified with the author's story so strongly that it brought tears to my eyes. Nancy Schommer, who had scoliosis herself, provides a personal, riveting first- person story along with plenty of factual information and advice. This book is perfect for teenagers with scoliosis who feel depressed, confused, and like there is no ...             There's an s on My Back: "S" Is for Scoliosis1 review Mary Mahony Redding Press, 1999 Perfect for a New Scoliosis Kid! This book will go a long way toward showing any kid faced with wearing a new scoliosis brace what it's like to have scoliosis and what to expect. Told in the first person from a fifth-grade girl's point of view, the book takes you through the entire process from diagnosis to treatment. My daughter and I are reading this aloud to each other every night, while she wears her new brace. I can see the ...             Scoliosis: Ascending the Curve11 reviews Brooke Lyons M. Evans and Company, Inc., 1999 Wonderful! I was recently diagnosed with scoliosis and began a search for more information. A woman on an online forum pointed me towards this book. I picked it up and read it in one sitting. The language is not overly complex- very understandable. But gave me a much better understanding of my condition, and what can be done about it. The individual patient's stories were also pretty inspirational.             Back Care Basics: A Doctor's Gentle Yoga Program for Back and Neck Pain Relief32 reviews Mary Pullig Schatz Rodmell Press, 1992 Great Resource for Teachers and Students Alike I notice that a few reviewers have mentioned they found exercises in the book too easy and it's true that the book is geared toward those who may be recovering from injury and/or are new to yoga. That said, as a yoga instructor and long-time practitioner I've found this book to be a wonderful resource. In fact, some of the poses in the book have become staples in my lesson plans (and in my own ...             The Scoliosis Sourcebook3 reviews Michael Neuwirth, Kevin Osborn McGraw-Hill, 2001 A Great Reference for Anyone Researching Scoliosis Michael Neuwirth has done an excellent job of covering just about everything patients and their caretakers need to know about scoliosis and its treatment. Although there were a few times where I noted Dr. Neuwirth's treatment is different than the treatment received in this part of the country, in general, his wisdom and advise is right on. I'm grateful for such a thorough text to which I can ...             Scoliosis (My Health)1 review Alvin Silverstein, Virginia B. Silverstein, ... Franklin Watts, 2003 Scoliosis An easy to understand book for children with scoliosis. Written at a level that children can understand without being too frightening. Does not go into much detail but is written with younger readers in mind             Scoliosis Surgery: The Definitive Patient's Reference (3rd Edition)16 reviews David K. Wolpert Swordfish Communications, LLC, 2006 Highest recommendation! What a blessing! I read this book over and over and over--so many times, prior to my surgery--and also referred to it afterward! I even took it with me to the hospital. It contains a wealth of information for scoliosis patients and their loved ones. I felt calm and at peace (relatively!) heading in to my surgery "adventure," both due to my faith and because I felt so well informed. I also ...             Yoga for Scoliosis1 review Elise Browning Miller Elise Browning Miller, 2003 Wonderful This is a wonderful book. Although it is published directly by the author, the details and content of this book are priceless. I am finally living without pain.             When Life Throws You a Curve: One Girl's Triumph Over Scoliosis3 reviews Elizabeth Golden Five Star Publications, Inc. AZ, 2008 Great resource for families facing spinal fusion! I am the mother of a teen who underwent spinal fusion for scoliosis eight months ago. This book, by a teen, for teens who may be dealing with a diagnosis of scoliosis and facing surgery in an invaluable story for others to hear. Elizabeth speaks openly of her emotions through her journey from diagnosis to recovery. The most helpful preparation for surgery for me was to speak to other parents ...             Three-Dimensional Treatment for Scoliosis1 review Christa Lehnert-Schroth The Martindale Press, 2007 Scoliosis - Great News!! This is the information I've tried to find my entire life! This has excellent, do-able exercises for scoliosis that help tremendously. Even if you've had the surgery, this book is for you. Thank you so much!             The Scoliosis Self-Help Resource Book Veronica Esagui Infinity Publishing, 2008 If by writing this book, I can shed some light onto scoliosis management, which is more proactive than waiting under observation , then people will understand their options, and I will have done my best as a chiropractor and educator.             Growing Up with Scoliosis (A Young Girl's Story)4 reviews Michelle Spray Book Shelf Inc., 2002 A deeply personal story of triumph over scoliosis. This is an inspirational, factual account by the author, on how she lived with and overcame her disability, during the most formative years of her life. One can only imagine the courage it took to relive her experiences, by committing them to paper, so that others would benefit. The images she creates makes the reader a silent partner in her initial discovery, extensive treatment and ultimate ...             Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (Monograph Series (American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons)) Peter O., M.d. Newton Amer Acad of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 2004 Covers the anatomy, etiology, and natural history of scoliosis - from patient evaluation and an algorithm for treatment to pulmonary function after surgical treatment and the use of instruments to evaluate surgical treatment. This new monograph focuses on the most common form of scoliosis occurring otherwise normal adolescents, affecting spinal alignment, growth, and function.             The Scoliosis Handbook: A Consultation With a Specialist4 reviews Michael, M.D. Neuwirth, Kevin Osborn Henry Holt & Co, 1996 Excellent Book My daughter had scoliosis surgery in June, 1998. Answers to 98% of all questions I had were in this book. I am president of a local scoliosis chapter support group and this is the FIRST book I always recommend patients to read. Very easy reading.             Every Road Has A Bend: The True Story About A Child's Bravery R. Ashley AuthorHouse UK DS, 2007 This is the true and emotional story about a son's bravery as seen from his parents eyes. Our son was diagnosed with scoliosis (curved spine) from an early age. This is the journey we all took over the last six years. The pain we all went through, especially our son, in having to cope with over ten major spinal operations. Being one of the strangest cases the surgeon has came across, in all his twenty years of performing corrective surgery.             Scoliosis: Correction Without Braces or Surgery3 reviews R. B. D. C. Mawhiney Roberts Pub Co, 1998 Should be a NO star, but that wasn't a choice Expecting to get some useful information that would actually help my child, boy was I surprised when all I got was a bunch of decades old pictures of befores and afters. There is absolutely no information in this book about how to correct scoliosis in any way shape or form. It is a book that says,"this patient went to the chiropractor blah, blah, blah" There is not one excercise or helpful ...             Moe's Textbook of Scoliosis and Other Spinal Deformities2 reviews John E. Lonstein, David S. Bradford, ... W.B. Saunders Company, 1995 It's a very good book about scoliosis. I am from Brazil and I spend six months in Minneapolis, were I learn all about spine and scoliosis. Well, this is a world famous book about this matter. The style is very easy and everybody will learn easily. I really recomend this lecture. The book have many pictures and x-rays too, and show the moderns treatments of scoliosis, a big problem if not discovered early             Coping With Scoliosis (Coping)2 reviews Bettijane Eisenpreis Rosen Publishing Group, 1999 Aimed at Young Teens The previous reviewer did not like this book. It should be noted, however, that this particular book is aimed at fairly young scoliosis patients, probably the adolescent just recently diagnosed. If you are looking for more detailed material or are an adult facing surgery, you should look elsewhere that is certain. 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