Donna Smith not only lost her young husband to a tragic death, she was powerless to help her only child, a beautiful daughter, who chose a lifestyle of drugs & prostitution and contracted diseases from it. Despite it all, Donna found serenity, & her story, though tragic, is full of hope, encouragement, and useful tools for anyone who wishes to find serenity amidst turmoil & uncertainty.

Chances are, if you are a "Sandwich Generationer" you know it. You are expected to caregive to your elderly parents and your grandchildren, or any other garden variety of relatives who are not in your generation. It is a difficult spot to be in, and Sandwich Generationers are often plagued with guilt, shame, anger, rage, self-pity, and depression. The author has lived this life and is still living this life but has found practical ways to cope and shares them with the reader.

Diseases are rampant in our world today. People are tired, sluggish, overweight, overmedicated, and under-exercised. The Food and Drug regulatory companies would like us to believe that whatever we eat is okay. That is because they make tons of money on all the overly processed, toxic, chemical-loaded foods they advertise and sell us. We need to get back to good nutrition and good health. That is the key to permanent weight loss.

Public schools play a vital role in the development of an educated citizenry. Unfortunately, the rapid adoption of digital technology in schools has negatively transformed what schooling looks like for millions of students. The advance of artificial intelligence into every facet of life further threatens students' ability to summarize, follow the thread of complex arguments, read lengthy texts, and write cogently. The headlong transformation of instruction in American schools hasn't paused...

In the book Medium7, Canadian researcher and author Donna Smith-Moncrieffe shares insight from her journey to find truth about the nature of existence. Smith-Moncrieffe provides engaging cases studies and uses rigorous scientific methods to determine the existence of an afterlife and the extent to which mediums can accurately predict the future. Through extensive interviews with ten gifted mediums and their clients, Smith-Moncrieffe reveals an in-depth look into how mediums intera...

Vintage Doilies features 15 timeless doily patterns that will compliment your home nicely.They're all extremely easy to make, vintage, and come with pictures.

Johnny Ewing was a young successful realtor aiming to move up in life know matter what it took are who had to die. He moved to Oklahoma City hoping to open a casino.Never realizing the amount of money he would need to make it happen. Johnny figured out how to manipulate a whole town to get what he wants. A wise person once said "when you dig a hole for one person you better dig two, because the other one is for you."

Humankind has always been in search of new ways to harness inner powers to ensure that our full potential can be reached. In Medium9, Smith-Moncrieffe unlocks the secrets of consciousness by taking readers on a fascinating adventure.Experience the power of spiritual energy as ordinary people are reunited with loved ones who materialize and return from the spirit world to communicate during physical mediumship sances.Learn about the extraordinary benefits each of us...

Jan Nargi, a single mother of two, is a registered nurse who worked in enough emergency rooms to know the signs of addiction, but failed to recognize them in her own family. Her son, Tommy, is a heroin addict. He started abusing Oxycontin when he was sixteen and graduated to mainlining heroin by age eighteen. This is their story. The one of his life chasing the high, and her life chasing after him. They hope their collaboration will strengthen their relationship, assist Tommy on the road t...

You hold your child's hand for a short while, but you hold their hearts for eternity. This book tells my story, and the story of my family. Hold your children close to you and love them each and everyday. Most of all rely on God, and count your blessings.

A gripping and compelling story of one mothers journey raising her heroin addicted daughter.On the night of August 22, 2009, her beloved 32-year old daughter died from heroin overdose.Despite all the sorrow, this story is neither gloomy nor depressing, but rather an unflinching account of one woman's life, and her daughter whom she did not abandon to the bitter end.

Even though Oren Elow had never tried heroin, hed always heard that it was a gift from the goddess. So he didnt hesitate to try it when his buddies offered him his first hit of heroina hit that would make him a heroin slave and one that would define so many of his following years. In this memoir, Elow shares his lifes narrativefrom growing up in Louisiana with an alcoholic father and loving mother who later divorced, to his years on Bostons streets as a heroin addict, to his time spent beh...