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Parkinson's Disease Poetry is a collection of poems and associated biographical sketches from patients with Parkinson's disease, family and friends of patients with Parkinson's disease, and physicians caring for patients with Parkinson's disease. The poems range from funny to poignant and cover the spectrum of disease manifestations from tremor and falls to drooling and dermatitis. This book is the perfect gift for patients, their family members, and healthcare providers. The poems and biosketches were lightly edited by Mark S. LeDoux, MD, PhD. Dr. LeDoux is a neurologist and scientist with subspecialty expertise in Parkinson's disease and other movement and neurodegenerative disorde ...

There is wave swelling and its coming towards the shore. This is not an aquatic wave my friend. The wave coming your way is a wave of sickness, violence, pain, and suffering on a galactic scale. Some are already damage goods. Others are welcoming in and riding this wave. Then there is you! The last chance to stop the coming attack on our way of life. You, the young people in this land called America, can prevent and stop this coming disater. It's not easy, the choices you will have to make after reading this prediction of things to come. Yet I pray that the LORD gives you the strenght needed to keep this land from becoming in fact a RETARDED, DOPE FIEND Nation!!!

At twenty-nine years old, Samantha’s worst fears become reality as she learns of her younger brother’s tragic suicide. Now, an only child, she is forced to sort through the wreckage of guilt, grief, and regret in order to rebuild a life he would be proud of; a life that honors his final wish.

She came and left, starting as a compilation of moments where I had no outlet for breath which later turned into a journal and has become my triumph over my darkest moment. My motive was to take you on the ride that I mentally physically, spiritually and emotionally had to go on to come back here. She came and left is a testament of My life and God's Glory. I don’t serve a God of church; I serve a God of people. With everything that I have done running from pain and playing in chaos he should have given up on me, but it was then that he sent angels to keep me encouraged. I played with the thoughts of suicide, death and destruction more than God Should have allowed but even in my struggle ...

"Soul's Passage" is a compassionate journal for grieving spouses, offering solace and guidance after the loss of a beloved partner. With heartfelt prompts, it encourages reflection on cherished memories, emotions, and the profound impact of their loved one. Through its elegant design and space for personal mementos, this journal becomes a treasured keepsake, supporting healing and honoring the eternal bond with their departed soulmate.

What is the most traumatic experience you recall as a child, or later in your life? For most, the answer will be there within seconds because that wound is still fresh! Does it feel like an arrow stuck in your heart? And every time the subject comes up, it feels as if someone just twanged the shaft of that arrow and you feel the pain deep in your heart again, as though it just happened? Do you still feel that pain? For some, you may not even recall the event, because it was so painful that your sub-conscience blocked it from your memory. That was the case with me. (see “Trauma”) I am here to declare that there is hope for your wounded heart, whether you come from a background that ...

A true story about the beginning of my families life changing at the blink of an eye. Your world gets so dark and you don't know where the light is anymore.

"The Weathering of Strawberry Ben" is a journey of bereavement from demonic dependencies to choking desperation and from helpless sadness to despairing soul-thievery. The story also expresses one's abrupt awakening to a seemingly strange new life of unconditional love and radical forgiveness. Paradoxical circumstances leave one, unashamedly, wanting more. Would Strawberry Ben kill himself?

When someone you love dies, you never think about the word “murder” until someone throws it in your face. You don’t think about everything you have to do after that word is spoken, either. Instead, you focus on it. You focus on what it means & how it has just consumed your entire life in an instant. The grief comes later. Until then, the present swallows you. Throughout “There Goes My Life,” the reader will be led through a journey of healing & grief; this book is a story filled with anguish, panic, & deep uncertainty as the reader is moved through multiple stories occurring simultaneously. Kim Polley not only killed my dad; he changed my life forever. I’d never said his name befor ...