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Off the Chart is an account of what goes on behind the scenes in health care. Jennifer Tipton takes readers through the nearly thirty-year journey of her nursing career, where they will experience the laughter, tears, hopes, and heartaches, all through the eyes of a nurse. This book is filled with heart & humor, as it offers a deeper understanding into humankind and reminds us to embrace life and truly appreciate one another. Although those in the health care field will appreciate this book, it is a combination of a nursing memoir along with helpful information for the nonmedical reader, therefore, there is something for everyone from eighteen to eighty-eight! There is history, from HIV to COVID-19, along with discussion of specific diagnoses and how to manage the symptoms. Off the Chart is what you will never find charted (documented) in the notes of nurses, but rather what you might find in their hearts.

All of us yearn for a lifelong love relationship, whether it is a marriage or a friendship-or both. But few of us know the secrets to cultivating and maintaining one. Secrets for a Lifelong Love is based on John V. Duffy's experience of lifelong love in his marriage of almost 60 years. In these pages, he unlocks the secrets he has learned and shares the tips, virtues, values, statements, and problem-solving techniques that he has found beneficial. Both young couples planning to get married and married couples experiencing marriage problems will benefit from the wisdom and guidance in these pages. Other lifelong love relationships will also benefit, such as strained parent/child relationships, as well as any long-term relationship that requires wisdom, understanding, and healthy problem-solving techniques. If your deepest heart's desire is developing and maintaining a lifelong love, Secrets for a Lifelong Love is a must-read for you.

Many people make a home health agency work. There are the social workers who sit behind desks decorated with family photos and computer screens, indirectly making things happen for patients. There are the therapy coordinators. There are the doctors who fill out prescriptions for therapy evaluations. And there are the ladies at the front desk who hand out paychecks every two weeks. To them, patients are simply names on paperwork and voices on phones. They care, but they don't know. They have no idea what it is like to be out there "e;in the trenches"e; with patients who invite us occupational therapists into their homes and become real to us as we help and watch them heal, physically and mentally.Each of these patients had lived full lives prior to their diagnoses and had stories to tell and lessons to share, from which the stories in this book were born. In the Trenches provides a full picture of what truly helps a person heal: knowing that they are seen and heard and realizing they still have something to give to others, even while they fight to heal.So come with me along those winding back roads and into homes where the real battles are fought and where the true heroes live.

Have you ever, in desperation, begged the Lord to fix the brokenness of your life? This simple servant of the Most High God saw brokenness in her marriage and begged the Lord to work a miracle. Then she discovered her husband's sexual addiction. In just moments what seemed to be small cracks, shattered into splintered fragments and she was left shocked and numb sitting among the shards of her life and marriage. "e;God,"e; she cried out, "e;I asked you for a miracle and you have brought devastation!"e; And the Most High God tenderly answered her as he had the prophet Joel, "e;Even now, Bekah, even now, turn to me and encounter my grace."e;

Have you ever wondered... *why all those other sports parents seem so intense? *how you can help your kid succeed in sports without taking on a second mortgage? *why you get so emotional whenever you watch your kid play sports? If so, you need to read Sports Parenting: Creating an environment for success...without going Bat Sh*t Crazy. This insightful parenting guide by longtime coach Bill Schillings provides helpful principles parents can refer to as they deal with the individuality of their kids and their own emotions, in an often challenging sports environment. By illustrating the dichotomies that pull parents in opposite directions, Bill engages readers with anecdotes and observations they can apply to their own journey. He provides a much needed resource parents can use to help their kids succeed in sports and in life.

In this small book, Durant challenges us, while also thoroughly challenging himself, to live,not just to think about it, but to actually do it, to really live today. This potent little text is definitely not a book about dying, it is a book about living, and it was written by someone who happily takes this endeavor seriously. Within this book, Durant coaxes us, through story, to join him on a wonderfully meaningful journey, a journey to truly live our lives today, before we sail over the horizon.

Dan E. Ferguson and his wife moved to a new home after they lost their two beloved family dogs. No more dogs, he and his wife agreed. Moving was stressful enough without training a new puppy. And they were still grieving over their loss. Bereaved dog owners need an extra dose of comfort. As a pastor, Dan has worked with thousands of grieving people. He decided to write a book for dog owners. When, despite Dan and his wife's firm decision against another dog, a feisty Maltipoo named Peaches came into their lives, the book idea blossomed into life lessons from Peaches. A conversational tone and a good dose of humor color the many valuable lessons Peaches has taught Dan. He also compassionately presents reassurance to those who mourn the loss of a dog by providing hope and God's comfort through evidence of a dog heaven.

In this steamy second book of the Demon Esha Trilogy, Rachel's entire outlook on life changes in the blink of an eye leaving her feeling alone and shattered. As she searches for answers, she risks losing the relationships she's made along the way. Esha tries to coax and guide her but Rachel is differ-ent now. Will Rachel melt under the impending pressure, or will she allow herself to grow and change and be forged into someone better? Will she push her handsome husband away in the process of finding herself? Buckle up as this sultry ride with Rachel and Esha is a bumpy one!

Ever wonder what lies beyond the leading edge of the expanding universe? Ever wonder what surrounds us, what we tare made of? What could have been the source that became all that is the galaxies, the stars, the planets-us? God Whispers re-interprets what we have all been taught since childhood. What choice is made after death? Why did God want us in His life? What about Heaven? Hell? Maybe it's time to reconsiderpp our relationship with God.

Three demons called Char, Back, and Loss, have come to earth to destroy all magic and conquer the world. They abduct Winter Crow and Jameson, and an epic battle ensues. Jameson, his wife, and their powerful friends are pitted against the demons, who send an army of monsters and goblins to fight them. Meanwhile, one of the demons shows up to capture their kids...

Melissa is excited to start her first babysitting job. She does not see how anything could go wrong while she is watching the four year old twin boys living next door. After the kids go to sleep, she will be watching TV, eating snacks, and texting with friends. Or so she thinks. However, as the night goes on, Melissa faces one problem after another, and she learns from experience, that Babysitting is NOT Easy.

Splendid Agony is an informative, illuminating, and encouraging book that offers valuable insights for people with dyslexia, parents and teachers of people with dyslexia, and anyone who wants to know more about what it's like to go through the American educational system with dyslexia. Full of applicable advice, powerful analogies, and personal stories, this book is by turns humorous and poignant, and it provides a fiercely hopeful perspective for anyone who is, teaches, or cares for a student with dyslexia.

Getty Culligan is a typical thirteen-year-old trying to fit in, unlike his little sister Tegan who claims to possess magical powers. Getty will admit Tegan knows some tricks, but he knows there is really nothing magical about her. But when a monster-sized dust devil pops up on their way to school one day and carries Tegan away, Getty begins to understand that something extraordinary is afoot. With the help of his Great-Aunt Esmeralda, Getty discovers that Tegan isn't the only one in the family with magical powers. In a race against time, Getty, along with some helpful friends, must work together to outwit the Monster Dust Devil and save Tegan.