Inspirational > Inspirations for the Sick, Disabled & Recovering

From Caregiver to Cancer Patient to an Advocate for Hope & a Cure. No Matter where you are in the journey of life, or the journey of a recent or current cancer diagnosis. This is a story for you. Stay Hopeful, Lift your Eyes, Be Encouraged.

" A Woman Like Job" is a book that will tell about not only what can happen in life, but what can happen if faith in God is exercised. This book will helping showing the greatness of God's power. Not only that, it shows that trials and trouble may come, but those who believe God can, and will overcome. This book is written to aid in helping those who want to give up to gain faith, strength, and courage to go on. Additionally, this book is written to motivate those who are sick, and those who feel that there is no hope to persevere. As some may say "Don't Quit." This book will help many people. It will reach out to those who are in desperate need of healing and deliveran ...

I have know Ujalla Shehreyar for awhile now. He does a fabulous work with the brickyard families. He feeds them both physically and with the Word of God. Please find this book a spring of fresh living water. A Year of Prayers is an incredible journey for both of us. God bless. Thank you for supporting this mission. Titus Jordan #Glow

Do you know what is best and worst to say to a grieving person? Are you aware of the unspoken impact of grief in society? Losing someone you love hurts. Grieving is not a disease. It is a necessity that follows no clear pattern. Grief isn’t an illness that needs to be treated, fixed, or cured. Instead, it empowers individuals to open themselves up to allow the normal and natural responses to loss … to thrive in their own personal sense of new normalcy. Discover ways to empower yourself today.

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 ...

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.

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 ...

Bob nearly died in April, 2005 when his lung collapsed. The story of Bob's life threatening illness, his near death experience, and the miraculous way God delivered him is an account with which anyone who is going through a physical struggle can identify. Bob takes the time to look at the spiritual implications and connect the dots between the word of God and his real life experience. This is a great book to give to someone going through a physical ailment as Bob presents a message of hope through the power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

This is a book written to inspire moms and children to feel good about who they are. Moms are all so much alike, yet many experience physical hardships in their life. Losing a leg, cancer, and blindness are just a few of the hardships highlighted in the book. Children and their moms must learn to adapt in order to live life fully. This book will help readers accept moms for who they are, despite their physical differences. The book contains popular mom sayings and cute animals throughout. We all know that no matter how different our mom is,we can always say "she's still my mom."