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If you've walked away from a doctor's appointment almost in tears wondering where to now. If your doctor couldn't offer you any decent advice or dismissed your hair concerns, then this is the book for you. Former Registered Nurse, hair loss expert and creator of Boost N Blend, Bambi Staveley has answered every question you could possibly ask about female hair loss in her second book.This book is a complete life changer. Every possible cause and every possible solution is comprehensively covered in this must-have book. Not only does Bambi cover her personal journey with hair loss, and her road to complete recovery, including exactly what she did to get her hair back (no there are no miracle products involved!) she provides you with the benefit of over 10 years of painstaking research. Her knowledge picks up where most medical practitioners leave off. If you are not satisfied with the medical advice you are getting, then you need this book. Bambi's research and her wisdom as an RN ensures that this comprehensive book answers every conceivable question you may have.

Here is an intended handbook that draws together certain essential elements of law and history in the defence of liberty from an ordinary suburban dentist who became victim of bank fraud and compliant kangaroo courts. My name is John and believe that We the People are a force to be reckoned with provided we are armed with the knowledge of what is right and what is wrong and what good men and women, who have gone before us, have sacrificed and achieved in the pursuit of truth and justice. We, too, have that same duty to our families, friends and neighbours.

John French is a successful Australian business man, sportsman, traveller, artist, family man and friend. He has been successful as a teacher, squash player and as a renowned landscape designer. Here he has written a fast paced, fun and engaging story of his life and adventures, setting it within the modern history of our times. Our world has indeed seen so many amazing events and transformations over the last 69 years. Not always do we take the opportunity to reflect on our life and opportunities. This fascinating story covers the fortunate life of one man.

During the Battle of Fromelles on one terrible night in July 1916, the 32nd Battalion from South Australia and Western Australia lost over 85% of its fighting strength.Using the words of those from the 32nd Battalion who survived, the course of the battle in their sector during that night is reconstructed, and the tragic experiences of brave men thrust into an impossible situation is revealed.In the weeks and months following the battle, anxious families were gradually informed that a husband, son or brother was missing. For long years many were given little or no information about the fate of the missing man. The heart-breaking letters written by the families of South Australian men of the 32nd Battalion to the Military and to the Red Cross reveal their grief, anxiety, and suspense as they waited for news, and made their own desperate enquiries.The ''forgetting' of the disaster at Fromelles so that it did not become a part of the popular narrative of the war made it more difficult for survivors of the battle, and for bereaved families, to come to terms with their experiences or loss.

In 1942, at age 16, Violet Middleton falls in love with an older man and in turn falls pregnant. Violet never disclosed to her parents who the baby's father was and they are devastated that their squeaky-clean reputation in the small town they reside in will be tarnished forever so Violet is sent to a maternity home in Sydney where she is forced to give up her baby. Violet spends the remainder of her years hurdling tragic events in search for her daughter. Violet's search appears to be at a dead end, until an unlikely visitor shows up during Violet's last living days and offers to help with the search but what she discovers will leave you questioning every personal relationship you have ever had.

I was born in December 1942 into a world engulfed in a brutal global war which resulted in an estimated 75 million deaths. It also led to a number of fundamental changes to the way the post-war world would function. These changes included the dismantling of the last vestiges of feudalism, a retreat from colonialism and the transition from a hot war to a cold war. The latter being characterised by a contest between a communist versus capitalist economic order, and a democratic as opposed to authoritarian approach to how countries should be governed. Now, some eighty years later, those contests and associated levels of tension continue to exist. This memoir plots my journey as a refugee from my family home, Schloss Spreewiese, to life in post war Germany, to that of an immigrant and later a citizen of Australia. It provides an insight into the rich and colourful life I experienced living in that rapidly changing world and how those experiences have helped to shape my values and beliefs. I have tried to tell my story with honesty and humour.

This is not another Big Bad Wolf Story! Meet the Big Bad Wolf, who used to be just like any other wolf until a mischievous pig named Tom pushed him too far. Join this wild adventure as the wolf plans a revenge that makes history, leading to an unexpected twist. Can the Big Good Wolf prove he's not as bad as they say? A tale of pranks, redemption, and the surprising power of second chances.

This book tells the true story of how the author uses his Christian Faith to treasure and guide him through the time of his deepest grief following the premature death of his wife and mother of their six children.This yellow Hibiscus represents Doris' favourite colour. I picked a fresh flower each day, to put at her bedside in the vase shown in the picture. On one occasion, when wondering if there were flowers in Heaven, I looked up to see the sky filled with flowers. This must have been the answer.

This book tells the true story of how the author uses his Christian Faith to treasure and guide him through the time of his deepest grief following the premature death of his wife and mother of their six children.This yellow Hibiscus represents Doris' favourite colour. I picked a fresh flower each day, to put at her bedside in the vase shown in the picture. On one occasion, when wondering if there were flowers in Heaven, I looked up to see the sky filled with flowers. This must have been the answer.

This collection of short stories handles many aspects of life with very human touches in momentary situations. The stories do not resort to prolong the place or time, but rather they are snapshots that flash and illuminate the situation without paradoxes.The collection is unique in its treatment to human agony and human worries, at all levels and of different age group.

Of all the Australian states, South Australia has most loudly perpetuated the historic myth that it was convict-free. But although it was not a destination for transportees, convicts and ex-convicts arrived in their thousands and helped build the new province. One of those was Billy Freeman.This is the true tale of a child convict who, after suffering the horrors of gaols and prison hulks, arrived alone in New South Wales aged just 13. Having laboured to gain his freedom, he then undertook an arduous cattle drive to South Australia with pioneer explorer Charles Sturt, and lived a hard farming life - confronting fire, economic depression and family tragedy - in the Adelaide Hills. All the while, Billy lived in the shadow of official discrimination, and he continued to have brushes with the law, even facing gaol again, with his wife Sarah, in middle age.Based on official records, the notes of family members and published histories, Billy's story is that of an unsung pioneer battler. It's a tale of determination and toughness, from a brutal childhood to making a new life in an often harsh environment.

As humanity has grown and evolved, so too has their need for information and clarity on what actually occurs during a Reiki/energy healing session.A change and increase in our awareness has created almost a thirst for knowledge and understanding of our subtle bodies and their role in health and well-being. It is our desire to share with you our collated knowledge for the betterment of the spiritual healing art of Reiki.Included in this publication is extensive information on Chakra Healing, Spiritual Healing and self-development, which is the culmination of the knowledge gained with decades of professional experience and expertise.Together, we have years of professional clinical experience, knowledge and teachings which we present to you so that you may start or continue your Spiritual Healing Journey from the comfort of your own home.

Download the Truth is a biblical guide to resolving our problems. Whether big or small, the problems we face often seem overwhelming, impossible to resolve, and simply downright awful. They make us feel alone, afraid, and helpless. But our issues don't need to be like this. As Christians, we have a Helper who is with us 24-7. Yes, we have Jesus. And He wants and loves to help us with every single difficulty. Download the Truth goes into depth about all the common issues that we all experience, the lies we are told that keep us from resolving them, and the truth about them directly from the Word of God. Download the Truth also gives valuable psychological and biblical insights into the difficulties, showing all the ins and outs and what's going on behind the scenes. It then gives God's hand delivered, easy to apply, biblical action plan to overcome each problem.

SNAUR, Saving Two Worlds, is the third and final book in the series.Snaur and his Australian mates must defeat the rogue dragons, known as the Grey Ones, led by Ripperton and Slasherton. The Grey Ones are fire-spewing dragons who want to control Earth and Dragonia. Ripperton wants to own the Gold Streams running deep in the caves near where Zac and Ned found Snaur in his egg. The gold properties in the stream will help his Grey Ones defeat Snaur and his companions and finally rule Earth and Dragonia.Many exciting and, at times, unexpected, troublesome events confront our heroes in this book-- some may not survive. There is a fearsome battle between Snaur and his mates and the fire-breathing Grey Ones. And one of our beloved dragons will die.So, hang on while you take this exciting and dangerous ride with Snaur and his mates.Who will survive?

What would your life be like if you lived to your full potential? In the workbook, Ursula Knecht presents 5 steps to unlock your unique hidden potential. As you follow the 5 Steps, you will be led through conscious and subconscious changes, guiding you to find your courage and be free to life your life as yourself. Ursula is a highly experienced hypnotherapist, passionate about helping her clients to make lasting positive changes in their lives. Her clients have already found the 5 Steps to be successful and life changing. Each Step is accompanied by online hypnosis or meditation sessions that will gently and powerfully support you as you discover your hidden potential, let go of the past, and move forward into a fulfilling future. You could discover and unlock much more than you ever imagined!If you are ready for change and want to improve your life, this book is for you.

On Being Human is an insightful collage of human experience and psychodynamics. Here, Mee Hee Douglas explores the topics of narcissism, independence, parenting, relationships, grief, and the forces of everyday capitalism on our minds. She draws upon her 20 years of psychotherapy practice to dispel narrow, populist ideas of mental health spawned from modern capitalism-she provides distilled but wide ranging antidotes to labels and panaceas. On Being Human urges us to re-humanise mental health as our ability to stay with the context and realities of our lives; to remain true to ourselves; to be faithful to our lives in the presence of forces that constantly tell us that there is something inadequate or wrong with us.

The great Australian dream; spend the kids' inheritance on a huge 4-wheel drive and a gigantic caravan, then head to the Outback to convince yourself you're having a good time. Rex and Barbara Rogers headed off into this dream, until a flat tyre and disaster struck. Now it's up to local police officer Ben Buckley and Bo Wirrapunda - a First Nations woman passionate about her country - to find out the riddle of the missing grey nomads!

Are We Better Than? is the fourth in series of books that tackle pervasive and perplexing human issues. It is the scaled-down, abridged little-sister version of Can We Do Better? ... which is the first and by the far the largest of the series. Comprising well less than half the number of pages of Can We do Better? ... Are We Better Than? is less daunting and more manageable. This will appeal to people who prefer a smaller, easier, more compact read.All Don's books are about hope for us humans to do better than a mishmash of historical and current issues and harms that arise from misguided, dysfunctional and destructive expressions of masculinity. As clarified throughout the book, misguided, dysfunctional, harmful masculinity is not by all men, or even by most men, but is too-often manifested here, there and everywhere ... by too many men, in too many realms, over too long a time.Are We Better Than? weaves a detailed network of patriarchal issues in culture, religion, politics, institutions, communities, families, and relationships. It highlights the impact of man-made harms to the Earth, First Peoples, Women, Children, and other often-disempowered societal groupings. Some men might struggle with these unusual and confronting themes. In contrast, it is likely that a good proportion of women will sigh and nod as they read.Are We Better Than? concludes with a range of powerful and hopeful invitations that may help us humans do better than our history of man-made harms to ourselves, our kindred species, and the earth ... our Mother.

"The broken railing and askew post on the outside of the fourth-floor balcony was a giveaway to the attending detective Peter."In the early morning, Kev is woken by a phone call; a body had been found at the base of a seven-storey lighthouse. As a senior mortuary technician, Kev is tasked with preparing this new patient for analysis.Paul is the supposed victim, and close friend of Peter the detective assigned to the case. Paul's body had been removed from the scene before Peter got there, authorised by Peter Chief Superintendent so he would not have to see his friend looking like he did at the foot of the lighthouse. The investigation progresses, more and more is revealed that leaves the police questioning everything.In the midst of the investigation, Kev's relationship with his coworker, Liz, unexpectedly blossoms and Kev finds his attention split between his job and this fledging love affair.Discover the true inner workings of a forensic mortuary and the training of a new employee. Also follow the homicide detective Peter to discover the truth behind the Murder at the Linley Cove Lighthouse.

Will you brave the darkness to find your light?September 3, 1978At the height of the revolutionary war for Rhodesia, twin brothers face a harrowing ordeal when their passenger plane the Viscount Hunyani is struck down by a SAM-7 missile.In escaping the wreckage, Baron and Blaise Black, co-incidental players in a conflict they neither desire, nor fully comprehend, witness a calculated act of brutality that sets them on a relentless and hazardous journey through unforgiving African bush.The consciousness of the older twin becomes a prism through which the complexities of purpose, truth, and conscience are explored, against the backdrop of civilians forced to confront unbearable choices.With this debut novel, the author invites readers to extend their search for meaning beyond the doors of the known, to the undiscovered country that beckons to us all.

This is a book people might read because it relates time-honoured and field-tested values and principles to the trials and challenges of everyday life; just as importantly, it speaks the lessons of those principles in the kind voice of a man who has taught them and tested them in military life and then over long years employed them in his life and in his successful practice as a management consultant. Here are values you can trust interpreted by a human you can trust. You'd read this for its hard-won wisdom and its author's gentle humanity and long life's experience. This is a rainy afternoon by a fire; this is not a lecture or a call to arms. This is NOT the other Gordon Ramsay. But it is a kind of cook book-for life, not for the kitchen.

WARNING: This account is not for the faint hearted. Within the contents of this book, there is much to disturb and horrify. Conversely, it is a vehicle to uplift and encourage. Whilst it lays bare the depths of human depravity, it clearly models heights of courage and endurance. The recount shines light on the devil, Satan, but only to demonstrate he is a defeated potentate, powerful as he undoubtedly is to deceive and corrupt.The book also celebrates the dedication and expertise of medical and dental practitioners who study and labour towards healing, providing their patients relief from suffering. But first and foremost, completely and unashamedly, the purpose of this document is to testify to the living reality, tender compassion and miracle working power of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. The narrative constructed through transcribed diaries from 2007-2013, bears strong witness to the power of the Holy Spirit working through born again believers, to confront and overcome evil, confirming the validity of the instruction given by Jesus to his disciples...not just for then, but now. Finally, this book provides evidence of the capacity of the brain in a certain percentage of people to 'orchestrate memory' to the degree that suffering is alleviated when undergoing extreme duress. This faculty predisposes a debilitating condition currently termed Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). The author was previously in error when consigning any reference to 'multiple personalities' to the realm of fantasy.

The biography of an extended Dutch family living through the years of the WW1, the Spanish Flu, the 1930's depression, occupied Europe and a 1953 flood in Western Holland causing the decision to emigrate to the New World...Australia.It is a tale of our large family of 10 finding their way in a land and culture where many things have to be learned again.It's the author's story of striving to find his place in the new and being guided by his Christian faith as the foundationof his being.

Paul Miley was born in Albury and was a war baby. He was exposed to other cultures through the Columbo Plan at his school and the newly arrived post-war migrants, especially those working in the Snowy Mountains Scheme. His first international adventure was to the Tokyo Olympics in 1964 and then onto North America as a landed immigrant in Canada.On returning to Australia, he moved to Queensland and had the great fortune to secure a position with Qantas Airways which gave him a wide range of opportunities to travel by air internationally and receive a crash-course in marketing which would become his other love.After several executive positions in the tourism industry, including at Gold Coast Tourism, he spent a decade in various positions at Fairfax Media, including at the Australian Financial Review, the Sun and Sun Herald. This commercial background was essential for the development and management of one of the first eco-tourism resorts in Australia: the multi-award winning Eaglereach Wilderness Resort in the Hunter region of NSW.

Maggie and Larry are an unlikely couple down on their luck. Larry has spent time in prison and Maggie is hiding from an abusive husband. They are reduced to living in a squat and find that by gate-crashing funerals they can gain a feed. At yet another funeral something happens that leads to a change in their situation. An old mate of Larry has a big influence on their lives. Just how big, is hard to tell.

Join the kid who never gave up as she attends her first netball team try-out!Will her lucky purple socks prove to be lucky?Will she make the team?Or, will she practice with family and friends help make the difference?

The Historical Memoirs and a Biography of Admiral Sir Richard Goodwin Keats.Expanding upon a hand-written memoir this work examines the career, life and character of Nelson's favourite captain who remains a neglected star of the Age of Sail.An active career in the Royal Navy spanning the American and French Wars saw Keats showcasing his skills as one of the most talented sea officers of his generation.Possessing a touch for navigation in difficult waters, topped with a degree of daring and incomparable seamanship, Keats was sure to prove himself at sea, whether in a frigate squadron, as captain of a ship of the line or a flag officer. He showed himself equally capable as a diplomat, as Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Newfoundland and for many years as Governor of the Royal Hospital Greenwich.

Andrew R. Cunningham had a passion for cricket and he has taken historical events and characters and re imagined them. He has produced a fascinating novel concentrating on certain aspects of the lives of individual players prior to and after the First IX Cricket Tour of England in 1868.He has used his power of language to create and define characters in such a way that the reader will be entertained, whilst being introduced to perhaps unknown aspects of events in early days of colonial Australia, that were indeed real, and impacted on this story of the first Australian International team.His evocative and clever writing describes aspects often forgotten or not previously represented by this story. He uses compassion and humour as he gently provokes the reader to think seriously about the past injustices practised by society at the time. His writing also celebrates the prowess, skills and sporting successes of the Aboriginal cricketers. His empathy is encapsulated in the title, 'Cry sorrowful for Bullocky.'

I envisage the book to be used as an educational resource for policy makers, social services staff, students and the general public as well as victims of abuse who from reading this book might be encouraged to leave the abusive relationship early rather than later.This book will be of interest to secondary schools as an educational acquisition for students who in the course of their studies, may look at societal issues such as family violence or abusive relationships and how to recognise such abuse.