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Final Gifts: Understanding The Special Awareness, Needs, and Communications of the Dying
by Patricia Kelley Maggie CallananThe authors provide a compassionate and readable book to help both those who are dying and those who are providing care for them. The authors (hospice workers) gently address common stages experienced by those who are terminally ill. A highly useful book.
The Mixed Up Tooth Fairy
by Keith FaulknerA sweet, bedtime story to read to a child who has lost a tooth.
Your Inner Physician And You: Craniosacral Therapy and Somatoemotional Release, 2nd Ed.
by John E. UpledgerWe are given a step by step discovery and development of a holistic modality that can provide healing in many areas when other modalities fail. This is more of an explanation of the why and how it works than an actual textbook for the classroom.
At Home With Gladys Knight: Her Personal Recipe for Living Well, Eating Right, and Loving Life
by Gladys Knight Abe OgdenGladys Knight shares her life and gives practical advice for coping with diabetes. Recipes are included. There is a bit of text missing or garbled, but it should not take away from the enjoyment or usefulness of this book. Written with warmth. Scan-quality embossed braille copy should be quite readable.
Self Matters: Creating Your Life from the Inside Out
by Phillip C. McgrawA guide to self exploration and greater personal growth
Self-Help Manual for Your Back
by H. Duane SaundersThis manual is written for patients with back disorders, for participants in a back injury prevention program or for anyone who wants to have a healthy back.
The Gifts of the Body
by Rebecca BrownA woman volunteer who cares for people with AIDS narrates a poignant account of the clients she comes to love in her role as a home-care aide, in a bittersweet novel about life, illness, death, and remembrance. By the author of The Children's Crusade.
The Day the Voices Stopped: A Schizophrenic's Journey from Madness to Hope
by Ken Steele Claire BermanAt fourteen Ken Steele suddenly began to hear voices which berated him and urged him to kill himself. For the next 34 years the voices were his constant companion as he drifted through the mental-health system and the homeless shelters of America's cities. Finally, with the help of a therapist who found the right combination of medications and helped him stay with his treatment regimen, Steele regained his mental health. The voices stopped. Steele spent the last years of his life as a mental patients' activist, working for the rights of the mentally ill.
A Woman's Journey to God: Finding the Feminine Path
by Joan Borysenko"Anger is the first step to healing," Borysenko writes. Then, she proves her point and shows the reader how to make the healing happen. The author is not only a healer; she knows what it is to be a woman and in need of healing. Her sensitivity to women's wounds, and her practicality in knowing what can be done to cure them, makes this an indispensable book for every spiritual woman's library. Women's unique spiritual needs are beautifully addressed. A woman who is searching for spirituality or a woman who desires to revive her own spirituality will find comfort and guidance in this book.
Vanishing
by Bruce BrooksAll Alice wants is a home where she feels home. Not easy to find, even when your family is a functioning unit. Which Alice's is not. Even so, the last thing she expects from her dad is a one-way ticket back to a miserable life with an alcoholic mother and a bully of a stepfather. When a serious case of Bronchitis lands her in the hospital, Alice takes a bold--and desperate--stab at taking charge of her life. A hunger strike, on the eve of her discharge. The only way she can think of to stay in the hospital. But even as hallucinations start to rule her world, Alice stumbles across a friendship with Rex, a boy who, unlike Alice, has no choice about dying. When Alice makes a promise to Rex that she'll no longer ignore doubts rising within her. Is life really worth dying for?
Penny-Pinching Main Dishes
by Joanna LundRecipes and useful information for diabetes and weight loss.
Psycho-Cybernetics
by Maxwell MaltzThis book provides step by step exercises on how to change our lives for the better and how to reprogram ourselves for success.
Living with Asthma
by Shirley Wimbish GrayPart of a series on health and disability called Living Well, this brief book gives basic information about asthma, its causes and treatment. It emphasizes that children with asthma can live full lives and suggests how their friends can help them.
Individual Differences: Theories and Applications
by Vivian Shackleton Clive FletcherHow people differ from one another in their behavior.
What You Can Do To Prevent Diabetes
by Annette Maggi Jackie BoucherThis is composed of eight parts, in them you will find among other things, a simple changes journal, and realistic examples of how the plan they outline can be applied to every-day life.
Where's Buddy?
by Ron RoyThey've only got an hour to find Buddy - and save his life. An excellent mystery. This book also gives children an introduction to diabetes, and how children with the disease care for themselves while living active, fun-filled lives.
Living Your Dying
by Stanley KelemanThis book explores the little dyings of our lives and their relationship to the overall dying process.
Healing and Christianity
by Morton KelseyKelsey has written a book on the history and practices of sacramental healing. Students and clergy should find this book to be especially useful.
Lectures in Naturopathic Hydrotherapy
by Andre Saine Wade BoyleTheory and application of hot and cold applications with water as an important medium.
Psychiatric Rehabilitation: A Psychiatric Handbook for Practitioners
by Lynda J. KatzTextbook on mental illness
The Interpretation of Nature and the Psyche
by Wolfgang Pauli C. G. JungJung's original essay on synchronicity and Pauli's view as a physicist of archetypes and synchronicity.
The Edgar Cayce Primer
by Herbert B. PuryearLearn how to mine our psychic strengths for happier and healthier lives.