


I read this book with two perspectives. I am a massage therapist and specialize in chronic pain relief. I am also a chronic pain and illness patient. I didn't know anything about the authors, but @KrisConstantReader suggested the book so I got it. What a great read! Alida (the patient and feminist researcher) made some connections I will return to often.
Longer review at https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1699498823