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1000 tulosta hakusanalla William R Cook
This book is a balanced personal story and useful resource for pulmonary rehabilitation information. Rather than a treatment handbook, it is one patient's perspective of available ways to cope with chronic disabilities. It is a comprehensive mind, body and spirit approach to wellness. The metaphoric title, Smell The Rose Blow Out The Candle is the visualization of purse-lip breathing; a lesson lung patients must learn to breathe effectively with COPD, especially emphysema. The author's 15 year successful journey to conquer a quality life with severe emphysema offers hope for those wanting to improve their skills in dealing with sick lungs and broken spirits.
William S. Holland: father, brother, husband, businessman, builder, factory worker, state employee, schoolboy, soldier, honored veteran of WWII and friend to thousands. This is the story of his life, full of love and loss, from his small upbringing as the son of an Ohio coal miner to the distinguished family man and community leader he is today. Follow his journey through his words in this truly American tale.
William S. Holland: father, brother, husband, businessman, builder, factory worker, state employee, schoolboy, soldier, honored veteran of WWII and friend to thousands. This is the story of his life, full of love and loss, from his small upbringing as the son of an Ohio coal miner to the distinguished family man and community leader he is today. Follow his journey through his words in this truly American tale.
10,000 Famous Freemasons From A To J Part One
William R. Denslow; Harry S. Truman
Kessinger Pub
2004
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10,000 Famous Freemasons from K to Z
William R. Denslow; Harry S. (CON) Truman
Kessinger Pub
2004
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Putkins, heir tocastles in the air; a comic drama in one act.
William R Emerson
University of Michigan Library
2011
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Six Years that Shook the World: The Story of the Internet, Telecom and Optical Market Revolutions
William R. Koss
Booksurge Publishing
2006
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This book focuses on the devastating impact of drugs on our children, seen through the lense of one father's experiences. It describes the futile and rapid descent of a child into the street environment after repeated cycles of recovery and drug use. There is nothing more devastating to a parent and their family than to watch one of their children or family members fall prey to this illness, and then because of the grip that this disease has on the child, watch the rapid deterioration and eventual mental illness that removes the child from the reach of promise and hope and pushes them into the gates of living hell which awaits all addicts who do not by some miraculous event find a daily reprieve from this disease. The book makes the case that for any real addict that there is no such thing as a permanent cure. The best that can be hoped for according to the author is a daily reprieve from the use of drugs based on a recovery program such as Narcotics Anonymous. If such a daily reprieve is not found by the addict the book makes the assertion that the only outcome of drug addiction is insanity or death. The book also is a story of the death of a child, and provides the author's experiences, reactions and observations on recovery from what is a nightmare of an experience for any parent. Further, it makes the case that closure from the death of a child should be reached through the hard work of grieving in a healthy way, feeling the pain, reaching out to seek out the help that one needs to obtain closure. The book also encourages all parents who have experienced the death of a child to accept the fact that there is no one single way to grieve. That anything is allowed, and that there are no time limits to the grieving process. And finally the book conveys the idea that time heals, and that there is hope for happiness and even joy once again.
A Handbook for Parents and Church Workers: Facilitating the Transformation from Childhood to Men and Women of God
William R. Parker; Susan Meza-Keuthen M. S. M. Ed L. P. C.
Authorhouse
2007
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The first chapters of this handbook deal with the basic reasons why many children raised in church today do not live a Christian life when they become adults, and what can be done about it. This book also covers the effects of our culture on our kids, and what we can do about that. Thirdly, this book contains a lot of practical information concerning communication with kids (including communication with teenagers), discipline of kids, and classroom management. Fundamental differences between effectively working with pre-adolescent children versus effectively working with teenagers are described in detail. Information is provided to help the parent or church worker teach and train kids about a wide range of vital topics, including sex, peer pressure, wisdom, schoolwork, finding a spouse, finances, finding a purpose in life, dealing with anger, and dealing with a culture that does not honor God. Foremost and most importantly, this book is all about helping your kids establish a strong, solid, unshakable relationship with the Living God. This handbook is for anybody who works with boys or girls. It is also for anybody working with teenagers, also known as adolescents or "youth". It is for parents and for those who work with kids but are not parents. This book is for folks with kids born yesterday, for people with kids born 20 years ago, or for anybody who thinks they might be responsible for a kid of some age at sometime in their life. This means that teenagers will benefit from this book These young people need to see the big picture regarding how adults should relate to children and teenagers. They need to see it now, before they have children of their own. Sales of this book support the ministry of True Life Church, located in Brier Creek, North Carolina. (www.mytruelife.org)
