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Members shared their format preferences for the author's book about living with fibromyalgia, with most expressing a strong preference for... Read more

Members shared their format preferences for the author's book about living with fibromyalgia, with most expressing a strong preference for paperback over e-book, especially citing the need to limit screen time due to their condition and a desire for larger, more spaced print that's easier to read. Several members appreciated the author's effort to create a resource from the patient perspective after six years of work, though one member expressed skepticism about the author's ability to complete such a project given the severity of fibromyalgia symptoms and questioned the commercialization of patient experiences. A recurring theme was the practical accommodation needs of readers managing chronic pain and cognitive challenges, with one member noting they could only use audiobooks.