Grief

Grief Recovery Journals allows you to have an intimate journey set on your own timeline, holding on to hope. Taking a moment to reflect, create, and walk through your Grief Recovery. Working for 20 years in the Funeral Industry, I saw 1st hand how many people suffer, and learned Grief doesn’t end when the funerals are over. Helping so many people with the challenges and stresses of memorials, creative avenues, to process losing loved ones, turning every tear into hopeful moments.

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 ...

So often we hear of suicides, but seldom hear much about the person whose life ended. Instead, we read books from the people affected by the suicide, their grief, how it affected them, and how they handled that grief. But this book is about the person who died, the story of his life—and death—in the hope that the reader can have a more complete understanding and appreciation of the man called "John Suntiger," the hardships he dealt with, and the impact his life had on others. It is a book of memories, written by his mother, with a glimpse of her grief and her close relationship with her son.

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 ...

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 ...