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Eddy Gilmore found himself on society’s fringe after being exiled from Corporate America. Despite years of higher education and exemplary service inside a cubicle’s pixelated world, he had no tangible or transferable skills to offer his community. Amazingly, failure was the door into tapping dreams and gifts that had long been ignored as impractical. This true to life adventure is a pilgrimage into the real world, a place where neighbors make and produce things that sustain life and bring joy. When their eyes were opened to the talents all around them, Eddy and his wife discovered how ...

Staying fit by losing some weight can be considered as one of the most common strategies that you can take. It is especially ideal because it is all natural and safe for your health if correctly executed. Also, some people even overdo things or perform this strategy in a wrong way just because they have interpreted things in a certain manner.

Dieting is really quite a hassle for women, especially those who are busy juggling work and family to focus on losing weight. This is because most diet routines out there rely on counting the calories that you eat and it’s quite a hassle to log and count every single food you eat just so you can be sure that you are not eating beyond your calorie limit. With this type of dieting, most women end up quitting because they just couldn’t commit to too much fuss. This is where intermittent fasting comes in.

The one certainty we all face in life is death, and yet it’s probably a subject most of us avoid like the plague. Observing the consequences of unexpected family bereavements and the avoidable stress caused by leaving things undone set Marjie Sutton thinking about how to "do dying" better. As she began to write, she found she was in fact talking about living better!

If you’ve been struggling to lose weight in the past, it’s time to try the paleo diet. Your mind and body will thank you, and you will love what you see in the mirror!

For decades, the diet wars have pitted advocates for the low-carb, high-fat paleo diet against advocates of the exclusively plant-based vegan diet and dozens of other diets, leaving most of us bewildered and confused. For those of us on the sidelines, trying to figure out which approach is best has been nearly impossible - both extreme diets have unique benefits and drawbacks. But how can it be, we've asked desperately, that our only options are bacon and butter three times a day or endless kale salads? There must be a better way!

Keto can be a difficult diet to get your head around. How can you eat fat and lose weight? It seems impossible, but I promise you that it’s not. This book will take you by the hand and show you the science and the logic behind keto. The book will chaperone you through the areas of keto and give you confidence to follow this global diet.

In August 2007 Dianne Woodford woke up to find that she had lost her sight overnight at the age of 38. A type one diabetic since the age of 13 and a single mother of three, Dianne was determined not just to accept it and let people care for her. Instead she set up her own charity to help others in a similar situation and began her own journey to independence with a little help from Hattie, her guide dog.

A mother grapples with a crisis of faith while struggling to know God's will when facing end-of-life decisions for her child and learns to recognize and recover from false guilt as she seeks to reconnect with God in the aftermath. A Time to Die, a Time to Live is Nancy's story of loss, hope and redemption after her daughter's death drove her into deep spiritual crisis. Mired in self-doubt and grief, she questioned how God could ever love her after she had made such an agonizing decision. She persevered in her search for meaning - even renewed faith - in the face of despair.

Overcome your past, improve your present, and believe in your future. What if you can overcome painful circumstances? Imagine finding inspiration and hope through difficulties! Spanning three generations, author Susan Nicholson has written an honest account of her life which is both compelling in its authenticity and deeply moving in the sheer amount of challenges she has faced.

Even when you follow all the rules, life can go very wrong.... Dennis Mansfield and his wife, Susan, planned for and expected every parent's dream, but instead lived every parent's nightmare. This haunting memoir tells the story of a father who diligently followed all the parenting rules that he learned from conservative Christian "experts" - yet life with his son Nate went terribly wrong when the young man died at 27 of drug-related causes.

In this book about death, dying and grief, Catherine invites you on a transformative journey to challenge your fears so you can become more comfortable with these profound human experiences to support yourself and others. Improving your relationship with death and grief allows you to enhance your relationship with life. With unwavering clarity and compassion, Catherine explores this taboo subject, offering wisdom and guidance for those seeking a better relationship with the concept of death – both their own and those losses they experience through friends and family. Through her direct ...

Xavi mira con otros ojos tanto a la vida como a la muerte. De pequeño le diagnosticaron una enfermedad degenerativa conocida como enfermedad de Duchenne, que provoca que vaya perdiendo la fuerza de forma progresiva. En la actualidad se encuentra en una silla de ruedas, apenas puede moverse y necesita asistencia para casi todo. Incluso para beber agua. Es perfectamente consciente de que su enfermedad es inexorable. Sabe lo que comporta. Cómo avanzará. Y es capaz de explicarlo con una serenidad y una generosidad extraordinarias. Incluso con sentido del humor.

From nutritionist and dietician Amanda Sterling, this book will give you the knowledge that you need to succeed! Featuring fool-proof tips for success, 30+ recipes, a meal plan, and everything you need to know about this lifestyle diet. The best part of the Flexitarian diet is that instead of being a fad diet that is difficult to stick to, it's more of a lifestyle change! This diet is budget-friendly, easy, and more importantly, truly healthy!

From body dysmorphia to anxiety and stress, having a poor mindset regarding food and your body can make it hard to live day to day. But what if you didn’t have to live that way? What if you could look in the mirror and actually like what you see, without having to change what your body looks like.

Every day we lose a little bit of something. So does the God of the resurrection have anything to say to our hurts? Was Christ’s resurrection a once-and-done thing, or is there hope for healing and restoration now? In Signs of Life, pastor and writer Stephanie Lobdell leads listeners into the grand story of God’s saving action and resurrection power. In candid and artful prose, Lobdell shares stories of her own depression, loss of confidence, and disillusionment with the church.

Using the law of attraction to your advantage: Here’s how to manifest the life you want and deserve.

Are you tired of constantly looking for the right diet, exercise routine and prescription drugs to make you look and feel good? Are you ready to learn how to achieve real results not only in terms of weight loss but also in terms of health prospects and longevity? Then start listening! In this book, we take an in-depth look at autophagy the natural processes involved and how it improves our general health and well-being.

Grief isn't on our radar until we're in the midst of it. You don't wake up one morning expecting someone so young and full of energy, someone you love and care about so much...to die. But then there it is. The fierce, dark, and consuming storm. Not just the kind that rains. The kind that tears and uproots. We will all have to face one at some time in our lives.

A heartfelt journey of love, loss, and the healing power of memories. Letters to Grandma is a poignant and heartfelt journey of love, loss, and healing. After the death of her beloved grandmother, Imogen begins writing a series of letters to her in an effort to cope with the deep grief that has consumed her. Through these letters, Imogen reflects on the memories that shaped her—birthday dinners of fried chicken and cornbread, Sunday afternoons spent with her grandparents, and the warmth of her grandmother’s comforting hugs. As Imogen pours her heart out onto the page, she confronts her ...