Book and Testimony of Healing by Joanne Moody

[MelodyW]

Hi everyone,

I wanted to let you know about a couple of books I found about treating pelvic pain.

TL;DR:

Spiritual / Healing Testimony Book: Minute by Minute by Joanne Moody

Teach Yourself about the Pelvis / Practical Help / Co-occurring Diagnoses Book:

Breaking Through Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Holistic Approach for Relief by Jerome Weiss, retired MD

Short Leg / SI Joint Dysfunction / Pelvic Malalignment: The Malalignment Syndrome by Dr. Wolf Schamberger

Link to book: https://www.elsevier.com/books/the-mala ... 43-06929-1

Full post:

I happened across Joanne Moody's book and story one day when googling "Why does God allow PN" and just thought I would include the information here for anyone who's interested.

Joanne lived through pudendal nerve pain and other chronic pains for 14 years after an extremely difficult labor.

Joanne's book is called Minute by Minute. Here is a link to the Goodreads summary and list of stores:

https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/ ... -by-minute

You can also search Youtube for Joanne Moody's name and find some shorter clips, one of her testimony right after being healed, a few summarizing her testimony. There are also one or two longer interviews posted.

I'm not completely sure, but the book may mention some of Joanne's eventual diagnoses which I thought could also be helpful to other people.

Unfortunately, I don't know that the book mentions specific doctors by name, which I would have liked because Joanne is from California which is only a couple states away from where I live. The book does mention a pain management doctor in California at one point but I don't know if he's ever named in the book.

Along with Minute by Minute, I also saw that Dr. Jerome Weiss recently published a book during his retirement. The book is titled Breaking Through Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Holistic Approach for Relief. Dr. Weiss

Here is the Goodreads link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/489 ... elvic-pain

I'm realizing this post is starting to look like a sales pitch, but that's definitely not my intention. I just know most of us are forced to do our own research on the journey and most resources aren't super easy to find from just a Google search on pelvic pain, so I thought I would write this post. That way, anyone who's interested can have access to this information. And maybe once libraries start reopening the books can be ordered.