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Title: Better than his first book
Review: If you have read Barr's other book, "Me and Sarcoidosis: A Lifetime Partnership", you already know that his grammar leaves one wondering where his "editor" that he speaks so highly of got her training. My guess is that it was a friend who cringed at his errors, and while this is somewhat improved, it still needs much work to flow properly.Being a sarcoidosis patient myself, I dragged through the books in hopes of learning how to deal with the disease, and how to treat it. By the time I got through this book, I was skipping lots of repetition from prior chapters.I agree that there was too much focus on the worst case. Conversely, the writer may feel that he received solace from his religious beliefs, but I felt like he tried too hard to push that while being soft on useful facts.I did think this was an improvement over the first book, as it didn't focus so much on Barr's own case, but I'm still looking for something more useful out there.
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