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This list contains all the greats from the old NAAFA Book Service (if still available), plus some that we think are worthy new additions to you bookshelf.
Fat and Happy: In Defense of Size Acceptance
Affirming Essay
Here's what NAAFA's Elizabeth Fisher said about Mary Ray Worley's wonderful essay: "If I had never been to a NAAFA Convention, or was on the fence about whether to go to one and I read this, it would have made my mind up. I got goosebumps when I read it because I felt exactly the same thing she did when I went to my first convention. It changed my life forever."
The Declaration of Health Rights for Fat People
NAAFA basic position
Lynn Meletiche, RN, longtime board member, and now liaison to NAAFA's Advisory Board, wrote this list of what should be inalienable rights for every fat person who seeks medical care.
Before You Start Your Next Diet...
NAAFA basic position
Ask yourself a few tough questions. Diets rarely work in the long run, and they can make you miserable and even ruin your health. Louise Wolfe, a former NAAFA chairperson with an advanced degree in rehabilitation counseling guides you through a number of important considerations.
Writing Successful Complaint Letters
How-To
You've been treated shabbily or you're outraged over a fat-bashing commercial or feature in a magazine. You want to let those people know what they did was not right. Fact activist Carol Martzinek tells you how to go about it.
Getting the Run-Around by Airlines?
NAAFA basic position
Have you been bumped from a flight? Treated badly? Made to pay extra just to be on a flight? Read Jean Soncrant and Lynn Meletiche's tips and tricks on how to make air travel tolerable.
Guidelines for Therapists who treat Fat Clients
NAAFA basic position
Are you a medical professional and don't know how to deal with fat patients? Dr. Barbara Altman Bruno dispells a number of myths about fat people. Read them and help yourself and your large size patients!
Guidelines for Healthcare Providers
NAAFA recommendation
Have you ever felt your healthcare provider does not understand you and your needs? Or do you run a practice or hospital and don't know how to deal with your larger patients? Here are a few simple, common-sense guidelines.
Activism P's and Q's
NAAFA recommendation
Are you MAD AS HELL and won't take it anymore? The "Activism P's and Q's" will show you how activism works, what to consider, and what is most effective. A good plan and picking winnable battles is where it's at!

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