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Someone Dies, Someone Lives (One Last Wish)

17 reviews
Lurlene Mcdaniel

Laurel Leaf, 1992

Excellent
At the beginning of a quartet of books starring Katie, the running champ that steals the pages of this book, Katie is plagued with a fatal heart disease. She won't survive without a heart transplant... and how many people have spare, healthy hearts to pass up? Despite getting a good transplant, Katie is down in the dumps. Will she ever run again? Will she reject the transplant? Then Katie meets ...

Just Fine: Unmasking Concealed Chronic Illness And Pain

27 reviews
Carol Sveilich

Avid Reader Press, 2004

"Just Fine": helps transform the emotional pain of concealed chronic conditions with wisdom, resources, and wit!
Like others have written, JUST FINE is a gift to all those impacted by chronic, invisible illnesses and pain. Chronic Fatigue (CFIDS) has been my challenge and teacher since my symptoms began more than 30 years ago. JUST FINE, written beautifully by a therapist surviving her own chronic illnesses, says everything I needed to know THEN when little was known and we were told it was a ...

I Want to Live

36 reviews
Lurlene McDaniel

Topeka Bindery, 1999

I Want to Live Review!!!
I Want to Live is a really good book. I like this book because it tells you what it's like to have cancer. I don't think this book could be any better. If you were looking for a book I would recommend this one especially if you were a girl. Dawn, the main character, was in remission, but then she needed a bone marrow transplant. Your going to have to read it yourself to find out what happens.

Bear Feels Sick

22 reviews
Karma Wilson

Spotlight, 2009

A heartwarming tale about friendship
I have been reading the Bear books to my daughter since she was a toddler and we have many books in the series. In "Bear Feels Sick", dear old bear feels poorly and keeps sneezing and wheezing. When his woodland friends [rabbit, mouse, mole, crow etc] come to visit and call him to play, he says he is too sick to play. So what do Bear's friends do? They get together and try to make Bear feel ...

Healing the Sick a Living Classic

19 reviews
T. L. Osborn

Harrison House, Incorporated, 1986

100 STARS !!!
This was a life changing book for me, as were FF Bosworth "Christ the Healer" and Norvel Hayes "How to Live and Not Die". I actually read the latter two first. While reading the scriptural teachings in those two books, I received healing and cancelled a scheduled surgical consult. While reading the scripture in "Healing the Sick," I received healing again from a different condition. Praise ...

Reach for Tomorrow

43 reviews
Lurlene McDaniel

Demco Media, 1999

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
in my opinion, Reach For Tomorrow is Lurlene McDaniel's best book.It was great how she put in Eric, Megan, Sarah, and Morgan from the other one last wish books. The only OWL character missing was Dani from Mourning Song. I hope Lurlene writes a sequel that describes what happens to Josh and katie now that they're married, if meg and morgan stay together, and what happens to the other characters. ...

Sick Girl Speaks!: Lessons and Ponderings Along the Road to Acceptance

18 reviews
Tiffany Christensen

iUniverse, Inc., 2007

Makes Sense of Medical World & Acceptance
I LOVED this book & know I will read it more than once. Anyone who lives with a terminal illness, chronic illness and/or pain of any kind, needs this book. I would also highly recommend it for any family and/or close friends of someone who is dealing with any type of illness. It is a great tool for reference & helping to understand a lot of what goes on in the medical world as well as how to ...

Vasculitis: Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired

21 reviews
Sheri Lyn Schwar

iUniverse, Inc., 2006

Coping With Vasculitis
Since my son was only 3 years old both he and I have suffered from a deadly form of vasculitis, Polyarteritis Nodosa. We both became ill in the year 1983, which makes it almost 24 years now that we have both had vasculitis. It has been a deeply life-changing experience for my son & I -- and for our wonderful extended family and supportive group of friends & medical caregivers. As Ms. Schwar so ...

Taking Care of Your Child: A Parent's Illustrated Guide to Complete Medical Care

19 reviews
Robert Pantell, James Fries, ...

Da Capo Press, 2005

Taking Care of Your Child
product purchased for my daughter, her husband and son, this is a book I used when she was a child, and i found the info very helpful.

Mothering Mother: A Daughter's Humorous and Heartbreaking Memoir

44 reviews
Carol D. O'Dell

Kunati Inc., 2009

I wish I'd found this book sooner!
I thought "Mothering Mother" was enlightening, encouraging, humorous and heartwarming. I read excepts from it out loud to my husband and he asked me if Carol O'Dell was writing about her mother or MY mother! My Mom, the Ancient Toddler, has quite a few of the traits that Carol's Mother had. Carol doesn't pretend to have all the answers, but she does a terrific job exploring and writing about ...

Renew Your Congregation: Healing the Sick, Raising the Dead (TCP Leadership Series)

9 reviews
William T. McConnell

Chalice Press, 2007

Deep but not Dense
What I appreciate about this book is that it is deep but not dense. It contains valuable insights about church transformation that are readily accessible to the reader. It is a perfect book for a leadership group in a local church or a group of pastors to read and discuss together. Bill gives you something to think about as well as something to act on. This book is hopeful and helpful at the same ...

Goldie Locks has chicken pox

14 reviews
Erin Dealey

Scholastic, 2003

A fun read with familiar nursery rhyme/fairy tale characters!
This is a hilarious and fun read, perfect for preschoolers and beginner readers. Goldie Locks comes down with chicken pox and goes through the phases of the illness - the fever, the itching and scratching, even the pesky younger sibling! And she is visited by familiar nursery rhyme characters - Jack of Jack Be Nimble, Little Bo Beep, Red Riding Hood etc. The text is written in rhyming style and ...

Don't You Feel Well, Sam?

8 reviews
Amy Hest

Candlewick, 2007

Don't, You Feel Well Sam?
I don't know about your children, but my hate medications. What a suprise when 2 years old Emi said "I will be brave like Sam" Since I got the book we don't struggle anymore with meds. What a relief.

Staying Healthy in Sick Organizations: The Clover Practice?

9 reviews
Kathleen Paris

BookSurge Publishing, 2008

A small book with a BIG idea!
Unlike so many other authors writing in this genre, Kathleen Paris demonstrates her respect for her readers by sparing us from endless repetition over hundreds of pages. She makes her points just once or twice, always in a clear concise fashion. They're backed up by snippets of supporting evidence drawn from sources ranging from the Bible to the Surgeon General, and from Tom Peters to Wayne ...

Captive Care and Medical Reference for the Rehabilitation of Insectivorous Bats

13 reviews
Barbara French

Bat Conservation Intl, 1998

Everything you need to know about bat rehab in one book
This well written, easy to understand book covers everything from safety, laws and regulations,species, all to how-to's for orphan and adult care, and provides the references needed to answer any questions about the care of insectivorous bats. A MUST HAVE current reference, now in its second edition, for anyone seriously dedicated to the care of bats.

Cooking without a grain of salt

14 reviews
Elma W Bagg

Bantam Books, 1972

The introduction alone is worth the price.
Most MDs really don't know much other than to tell patients with elevated blood pressures to cut back on the salt. All the recipes that I've tried have all been tasty. If you really want to get your food intake in order also read the current bestseller "In Defense of Food".

Dear Napoleon, I Know You're Dead, but

8 reviews
Elvira Woodruff

Tandem Library, 1999

Very Authentic
The kid in this story was different. He wanted to write to a historical figure rather than a sports star or musician--very unique for a kid's book. The book was interesting and I related to Martin because he was different than other kids. I highly reccommend this book to people who like history and have different perspectives. This was an excellent read--highly reccommended.

Being Sick Well: Joyful Living Despite Chronic Illness

8 reviews
Jeffrey H. Boyd

Baker Books, 2005

A fellow Caregiver
I wanted to share with you about a fantastic book I just finished reading. "Being Sick Well, Joyful Living Despite Chronic Illness," is probably one of the best books I have ever read. As someone who is a care giver of a chronic illness sufferer and the Founder & President of two chronic illness support & awareness organizations, The Invisible Disabilities Advocate and Where Is God Ministries, I ...

The Willoughby Spit Wonder

10 reviews
Jonathon Scott Fuqua

Candlewick, 2004

Exciting
This is a exciting story about a boy who thinks he's a superhero who can breath under the ocean and swim with sharks even though he scared of them. It's also sad because of the father who's sick with something thats killing him. I especially liked the joke about Carters sisters big bra.

The Fearless Caregiver: How to Get the Best Care for Your Loved One and Still Have a Life of Your Own ...

9 reviews
Gary Barg

Capital Books, 2001

A Must-Read for all Caregivers!
It is about time that someone tackled the issues that caregivers face. It can often be a lonely and confusing time. I was a caregiver for my mother a few years ago and looked everywhere for a book like this. I needed something to walk me through all of the things I didn't understand. This a well-crafted, easy to read and understand book that all caregivers should read. I wish it had been ...

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