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A basic journal that can be filled out day to day to ensure mindfulness and wellness. Designed in part by a mental health professional. Note: One part of the book can only be applied to cat owners.

This is an inspirational story about a quadriplegic, taken from the prime of his life, who finds a way out of the short and desperate lifestyle, typical to most quadriplegics. Friendly Freddie, his mother called him from the time he was little. That never changed much. Growing up in an upper-middle-class town gave the illusion of good home life. Nothing could be further from the truth. From an early age, around difficult family problems, and working long hours to help with the financial problems of his family, this would be the easy part. After he broke his neck, losing the ability to move his arms or legs, it wouldn't be more than two or three years before he would be facing these probl ...

Kiss the sick with a Generative Touch (GenTou) O' Lord; and heal everyone. Let the world marvel at Your grace and keep Loving You over and over again. O' Lord...the poor, the hungry, the jobless, the sick, the tortured, the lonely and depressed -- have mercy on them; heal their minds, heal their bodies, and lead them to the pure waters of Love where they can be baptized in Your Salvation.

Hear The Silence is about healing , strength, courage , love of oneself and others. In 1994 studio musician, performer,music composer and producer Jamie Glaser was in the Northridge Earthquake in California, when the shaking stopped nothing was the same. From 1978 to 1994 he toured the world with Grammy award winning musical acts, lived the good life in Los Angeles, and suddenly found himself unable to get out of bed for 6 months. Jamie lost all his worldy possessions in the days following the earthquake, his self esteem, his quality work and eventually found himself homeless and without hope. Hear The Silence tells the story of life lessons and experiences that brought him back from the ...

Hope Over Fear is your personal guide, a helpmate to formulate the best strategy in the fight for your life. This book offers decision-making exercises, important information, and a tale of miracles woven through its pages for inspiration. You will gain clarity as you read and participate in each exercise. Create your action plan and begin walking “a fearless warrior path to wellness.” Micol Sanko is a cancer survivor and the founder of Cancer Warrior Inc. During her battle with aggresive stage IIIB metastatic uterine cancer, she literally dreamed of writing Hope Over Fear in order to bring strength and insight to others facing similar insurmountable challenges. "Micol inspires other ...

In Dog Years I'm Dead: Living with ALS started as a blog that Judith Kleck began writing after her diagnosis. She wrote 43 entries and had over 1200 followers when she stopped writing. The blog has since been taken down. Her husband, Joseph Powell, edited the blog and added many of her poems, some of which dealt directly with A.L.S. The blog's voice is witty and courageous, and speaks to some of the assumptions people make about someone whose speech is impaired, but her mind is not! There are meditations on the disease, mortality, disability, love, and her last visit to Paris and Patmos.

Do you know that Your Thoughts Determine Your Life? This gardener's journal book is my story......a collection of my "Golden Nuggets" . It describes my Journey from the Darkness of depression, anxiety, drug dependency, chronic pain and everyday stresses into the Moments of Light. You'll read my opinion of what the Darkness feels like and why it happens. I also describe the many inspirational quotes, thoughts, coping skills, verses and prayers, and the techniques of visualization, imagery, to help you return to a Life Full Of Light. May the Beauty of Nature within these pages fill you with heart bursting Joy, Peace ...

Parenting a child with special needs is difficult. Understanding the diagnosis, advocating for services, and trying to socially integrate into a world that labels them as maladaptive becomes hard to bear for parents and caregivers. This book is written from the perspective of a parent with the training and education of an educator. The author shares intimate feelings, thoughts, and techniques she used to help navigate life being a parent to autistic children. The author walks you through your barrage of emotions, give you hope and coping strategies that will help you parent unmistakable kids with autism…JUST AS THEY ARE. Be prepared to embrace, be empowered, and engage others after re ...

Lisa was a bright, beautiful young girl who had all the potential and creativity to be happy and successful. She also had the disease of addiction. Introduced to alcohol at the age of fourteen, Lisa slipped into a world of addiction and ultimate tragedy. Her struggles and triumphs over addiction are chronicled in this heartfelt story. Her father, Gary, a recovering alcoholic with over forty years of sobriety, writes candidly about his daughter’s recovery and the fatal mistake that lead to her untimely death. He shares his knowledge about recovery and the greatest myth associated with this disease. Growing up in a family pre-disposed to alcoholism, Gary was able to break the ...