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strawberrydog

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I’ve recently gotten into reading as a way to relax and “ignore” my chronic pain, are there any good books that have a main character with disabilities? I’ve heard of “Get A Life Chloe Brown” and ordered that tonight, are there any others? Possibly less-known?

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    • laidir

      666d

      @strawberrydog it’s a really fun watch since they show rare conditions and treatments. I remember one episode where this guys had chronic pain everywhere. It’s a really sad episode but I don’t remember what he had

    • Kae92

      666d

      I highly recommend John Green books. His latest is "Turtles all the way down" and it has characters with ocd and anxiety. "The Fault in Our Stars" has sick/disabled characters.

    • laidir

      667d

      If you want a show House is good if you like medical things. He’s a complete ass but it’s an enjoyable show. House has chronic leg pain and is addicted to vicodine and has a cane

      • strawberrydog

        666d

        @laidir Always down for a good medical show. Me & my mom love watching them and comparing them to my experiences haha

        • laidir

          666d

          @strawberrydog it’s a really fun watch since they show rare conditions and treatments. I remember one episode where this guys had chronic pain everywhere. It’s a really sad episode but I don’t remember what he had

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