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Out of the Shadows: When Someone You Love has an Addiction When Someone You Love Has an Addiction If someone you love has an addiction, you may be exhausted by years of trying unsuccessfully to save him or her from self-defeating choices. This book can show you how to make changes that can free you for a life of joy and peace. Learn how to stop feeling responsible for your loved one's choices. Learn how you can help - and how you need to let go. Letting go may even bring about the healing you've been hoping for.
Raising Your Children With Respect Raising a family is hard work, especially in today's world. Many influential outside sources reach into our homes and compete for our family's attention and respect. But studies show that children still look to their parents for guidance in every event in their lives. In this booklet, parents will find helpful tips for building a rewarding relationship with their children. These tips offer suggestions for opening up communication, stimulating creativity, setting the right example and raising your children with respect.
Surviving Breast Cancer Breast cancer is the most common malignancy among women except for skin cancer. More than 184,000 new cases will be diagnosed in women and 1,400 in men this year. Breast cancer strikes one in eight women and one out of a hundred men. The medical questions and lifestyle changes accompanying breast cancer can be overwhelming. You may feel anger, fear, confusion, depression, anxiety, frustration. It may seem like you'll never feel normal again. Here is the story of one woman who faced breast cancer, learned to cope, and found hope in the midst of the ordeal. Her practical suggestions and spiritual strength will guide and encourage you.

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