Dar49 Daily. Sorry for the delay, my new meds are knocking me out. I am told that once my body gets used to them my fibro pain should lessen. Geez, I hate sleeping all day, you know I will be awake all night!
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Review: Gateway to Reality

Gateway to Reality by Becca J. Campbell
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Disclaimer: I was given this Kindle version of the book for an honest review.
Let’s start off with what I loved. The worlds, especially Sea Clearly, And the Freefall (I can’t remember the name for it right now) world. I loved the way the characters could make their own worlds and move from one to the other. All great ideas. I would have loved even more world creating processes, seen into other characters points of view as they built and had their own relationships.
What I didn’t like, and nearly quit reading because of: ANGST. If this wasn’t from and author I like, looking for a review, I wouldn’t have read past the first chapter. A sentence could have summed it up. Wes screwed up and now he missed his girlfriend. The rest of the chapter reiterating the same thing drove it into the ground. By the end of the first chapter I hated Wes. I never quite got to the point of liking him. I kept saying to him: GET A LIFE! Here he was in a really cool dream? world? Why not just enjoy it?
Let me just say, I am in pain almost constantly. I read fantasy and sci-fi to escape. When a book spends so much time on the negative emotions, I get overwhelmed. By the way, that seems to be how the YA books go. It is the one reason I would never want to be an adolescent ever again. But Wes wasn’t an adolescent. He is older, working new adult. He has a wonderful family, good friends. Get on with life. When the life hits that could be even more fun, he is obsessing, stalking his ex. Didn’t like the ending or the bad guy either.
My advice to other readers: read only a bit of chapter one. It is worth getting to the rest of the book. I would love to see a book two with these worlds.
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Negative Emotions Are Key to Well-Being: Scientific American
Negative Emotions Are Key to Well-Being: Scientific American.
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Living with Fibromyalgia
Whom does fibromyalgia have an effect on?
Fibromyalgia is affecting mainly females (more than 80% of people impacted are women) between Thirty five and Fifty five. Less commonly, fibromyalgia may also affect adult men, small children, and the aged. It can occur separately or could be connected with an additional disorder, like wide spread lupus or arthritis rheumatoid. The occurrence of fibromyalgia can vary within nations around the world. In Sweden along with Britain, 1% of people are troubled by fibromyalgia. In the usa, close to 4% of the population has got fibromyalgia.
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Patient training is really a critical initial step in assisting sufferers fully grasp and manage the variety of signs and indicators. Sadly, not many medical practitioners are thoroughly familiar with the various indicators of this disease. Thus, community medical center support groups and the community chapters of the Arthritis Foundation became important informative resources for…
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The Scriptorium Daily. Sorry for the delay. Fibro, life, etc. Enjoy!
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