Aunt Barby’s Invisible, Endless Owie
by Tim Ingle and Barby Ingle

Sometimes, explaining chronic pain to children is difficult, especially when the cause of the pain isn’t clearly visible.

This hardcover book helps kids understand that people with chronic pain conditions often need special care, but that doesn’t mean they don’t like to have a good time. It talks about ‘Aunt Barby’ coming for a visit and how to get the house ready for a special kind of guest.

Hardcover: $14.50 + S&H

RSD in Me! A Patient and Caregivers Guide to RSD and Other Chronic Pain Conditions
by Barby Ingle

This book goes through aspects of Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome (RSD/CRPS) and chronic pain including definition, causes, tips on dealing with healthcare professionals, emotional aspects, caretaker information, of dealing with chronic pain and tips on coping with the pain. The Executive Director of the Power of Pain Foundation wrote this book as a pain patient, based on personal experiences in dealing with pain and the healthcare system. Barby earned a degree in Social Psychology in 1994 from George Mason University. She worked as a Division IA Collegiate head coach at Washington State University for eight years and was a successful business owner until an auto accident in 2002. Topics cover a wide range from history of RSD, causes, symptoms, diagnosing, psychosocial aspects, patient’s perspective, treatment plans, change in family dynamics, spirituality when in pain, working with the healthcare industry, helpful tips to use every day and more. This book has been over six years in the making. A pain patient writes it from her perspective of the health system. This book will touch the lives of many patients. Proceeds raised from the sale of this book go to the funding of patient grants and awareness projects for the foundation.

ReMission Possible; Yours, If You Chose to Accept It
by Barby Ingle

This book is a valuable look into the process of healing socially, emotionally and physically after remission is achieved. Life does not just go back to the way it was before your illness. Recognizing this and moving through it can help you adjust to the new life that you now face. This book is about a patient’s journey, (one year leading up to an IV-Infusion treatment that put author Barby Ingle into remission and one year of what happened after) of health, social; and mental adjustments. ReMission Possible is a follow up book to RSD in Me but also stands alone as a story that you too can achieve. It is a motivational guide to being your own best advocate, “The Chief of Staff of Your Own Medical Team” as Barby likes to say. All of Barby Ingle’s books are wide reaching with one in three Americans dealing with a chronic pain condition of some sort.

The Pain Code; Walking Through the Minefield of the Health System
By Barby Ingle

When it comes to living, the best life you can when faced with a chronic care condition every person has choices. It is a matter of finding the right fit for you. The patient can either let the disease run them or sort through the system and take control of the disease. Coping with a chronic condition takes hope and self-awareness. Through the author’s struggles and finding her way through the health system for the past 10 years, she gained knowledge that she passes on to the readers of this book. Getting organized is very important. It will take work in the beginning but it gets easier as you go. You can also save yourself more pain and challenges down the road by being organized with your approach to treating your chronic medical issue. Topics covered include types of pain, depression, become an expert on your illness, organize your healthcare, treatment options, financial challenges, disability resources, challenges with insurance, finding community, create your oasis, and living well with chronic pain.

The Pain Code; Workbook and Journal
By Barby Ingle

When it comes to living, the best life you can when faced with a chronic care condition every person has choices. It is a matter of finding the right fit for you. The patient can either let the disease run them or sort through the system and take control of the disease. Coping with a chronic condition takes hope and self-awareness. This workbook and journal will help you discover how to talk with your providers, includes sample insurance company letters and organizational information so you can become your own best advocate. Getting organized is very important. It will take work in the beginning but it gets easier as you go. You can also save yourself more pain and challenges down the road by being organized with your approach to treating your chronic medical issue. Topics covered include types of pain, depression, become an expert on your illness, organize your healthcare, treatment options, financial challenges, disability resources, challenges with insurance, finding community, create your oasis, and living well with chronic pain.

Real Love and Good Sex for Pain Patients and Their Partners
by Ken Taylor and Barby Ingle-Taylor

Straight from the hip giving guidance for creating an intimate bond with your partner in pain! This book came about because Barby and Ken were asked to do a small Valentine’s Day segment on CBS for The Doctors TV show in 2013. They realized that they had some valuable insight to making a relationship work even when one of the partners is disabled. What came from this interview, and talking to couples after it aired who are also going through similar situations was unexpected. Ken and Barby decided to put their learned wisdom on the subject into a book to help other couples in similar situations who needed suggestions. For the past year Barby and Ken have been writing this book together. Their hope is that you will find some useful information in this book that can be applied to your own relationships and that you create a real love that is lasting through the challenges of living with a chronic illness. To help the reader of this book we alternated each chapter from our own perspective as a caregiver, patient, lovers, and best friends, except for the last chapter which we decided on together.

The Wisdom of Ingle; Fall Down Get Up in Half a Day
by Jim Ingle and Barby Ingle

My dad and I were driving across New Mexico from Albuquerque to Portales. As we were driving along, the conversation turned to things, we had learned about life and living. I suggested that we put this knowledge into a book called “Wisdom of Ingle” or, as my grandfather would say, “You’re Active as a Cow Fall down and Get up in Half a Day”.

My dad knows things that most other people do not know about when it comes to raising kids or that he was very lucky that his kids turned out as good as we did. His answer was that he had set out to teach us certain principles of life so there was a method to what he did.

I do acknowledge that God led the way. This book is a combination of the Wisdom of Ingle and the leadership and plan of God that is unfolding for our family.