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Goodbye Lupus has valuable information. When someone has a profound truth to proclaim, that author would have far more credibility if she were to hire a competent editor to check for typos, poor grammar and faulty writing in general. It appears that Brooke threw this manuscript together in a hurry and published it without asking someone to proofread it. About 20% of the book contains irrelevant and offensive pictures. Her baby picture and the pictures of her children are adorable, and it's wonderful that she was able to have children after being told she shouldn't. But I paid for content that doesn't apply to what this book should be about. Those of us who have been diagnosed with Lupus are interested in restoring our health, not in posing for swimsuit editions of magazines. Suggestive, provocative poses of the scantily clad author were not helpful. Those pages would have been more encouraging if they had contained testimonies of others who have benefitted from this diet. One person's experience isn't convincing. If you want to read this book, borrow it from the library; don't spend your money on it. A better investment would be Jill Harrington's book, "The Lupus Recovery Diet."