The over 133 million Americans who live with chronic illness often feel misunderstood and lonely. Those who love them and live with them battle feeling overwhelmed and unappreciated. Is there a way for both sides to be understood, helped and loved? Author Kimberly Rae, who has been both sick person and caregiver, says yes. Find out: *How different personality types respond to crisis. *The 5 love languages in connection to illness. *How to avoid friction over the holidays. *What to do about the people who just don't get it. You're Sick, They're Not, Book 2 of the Sick & Tired series, has a new look, twice the content of Book 1, and includes Questions and a Bible Study section for each Chapter Also includes comics by award-winning cartoonist, John McPherson, of Close to Home comics Praise for Sick & Tired Book One: This book touched not only my funny bone but also my heart. -Katie This is by far the most uplifting, understanding book that I have ever read -Susan I feel like I'm sitting cross-legged on the floor...talking one-on-one. -Amy Health, Fitness & Dieting > Diseases & Physical Ailments > Pain Management Health > Fitness & Dieting > Personal Health > Women's Health > Interpersonal Conflict > Family Relationships > Personality Types > Love Languages > Crisis Management