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Diagnosed with Poetry Vol 1. is a book of poems to help others. Each poem has a positive message to elevate and build others. Helping others in need is not only a responsibility of life but it gives meaning to life.

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This easy-to-read book provides a clear plan of action for anyone affected by pancreatic cancer and explains both traditional care and emerging treatments. The book was written by Johns Hopkins trained Dr. Earl J. Campazzi to share for the benefit of others what he learned as medical manager for Suzanne Wright, the co-founder of Autism Speaks, during her fight against pancreatic cancer. In his book, Dr. Campazzi explains the disease and provides direction and options for those affected by pancreatic cancer. He discusses standard of care, recent medical advances and alternative considerations for those diagnosed with metastatic pancreatic cancer. Testing, treatment, therapy options, clinical trials, genetic testing considerations and websites to follow for ongoing medical advances are all addressed. Dr. Campazzi suggests questions to ask your physician and outlines how to select your clinical team and get the most from your care. The book covers organization, planning, nursing care, insurance coverage, support organizations, diet and living optimally while fighting this disease.Starting with a compelling forward by Bob Wright former NBC executive, co-founder of Autism Speaks and pancreatic cancer activist in honor of his late wife, this book is a must read for those fighting Stage IV pancreatic cancer.

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What happens when you make it to adulthood before finding out you're autistic? As A.J. Odasso writes in this anthology: "You spend a lot of time wondering what's wrong without ever knowing why." This anthology includes essays from a diverse group of adult-diagnosed autistic people. Our essays reflect the value of knowing why--why we are different from so many other people, why it can be so hard to do things others can take for granted, and why there is often such a mismatch between others' treatment of us and our own needs, skills, and experiences. Essay topics include recovering from burnout, exploring our passions and interests, and coping with sensory overload, especially in social situations. If you know you're autistic, are beginning to wonder, share similarities with autistic people, or want to support an adult autistic friend or family member--or if you simply want to know why it's so important that autistic adults know we're autistic--this book is for you.

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If you are living with or suspect you have High Functioning Asperger's, or someone close to you has, this book is for you. It's not just for those diagnosed as adults, it will help anyone who wants a deeper understanding of what it's like to be on the autism spectrum. This honest, well-researched book uses personal experience, scientific fact and useful insights. Through its clear easy to read chapters, it outlines a journey from suspecting you have the condition, asking for help, getting a diagnosis, what to expect in the way people react through to helpful coping strategies. What the book does is enable you to understand your condition - empowering you to see it not as an illness but as a new chapter in your life.

"This book has been written for those newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. It is a guide to learning about the disease, its potential impact on your life, and the medical treatments now available for managing it successfully. This is a time of great excitement in research and advances in clinical management, such that most people who have multiple sclerosis can lead full and productive lives. This fourth edition is current and updated throughout, and includes a review of the controversy surrounding CCVSI and multiple sclerosis, discussion of the new pill Gelenya and other drugs in development for multiple sclerosis, new information on the drug Tysabri, and discussion of treatments and complementary and alternative medicine in MS. This the place to begin your education about MS."

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Have you experienced a traumatic change in your life that has led you to feeling lost and confused? It could be a diagnosis, the loss of a loved-one, or even a turning of age that will force you to adapt to what lies ahead. You can now face life head on as Yvette Pegues unlocks the secret that most people have tried to hide for years, which is that everyone has an invisible disability - whether we can see it or not. We are adapting at every stage of our lives. The Art of Adaptability was designed to transform the lives of individuals with disabilities that are seen and unseen from an Adaptability Coach and Disability Expert that just refuses to quit. The exclusive 4/4’s© program exists to help the newly disabled and diagnosed persons cope with how their lives have dramatically changed in a productive and meaningful manner. The 4/4© program is tested and proven by Yvette's personal experiences, research and is based on the idea that everyone has a hidden disability even if it’s not obvious to the world. Pegues teaches readers how to take back their dignity by learning to love and appreciate what they do have even when it feels too hard to keep going on. Her inspirational words and highly beneficial reflection exercises will guide readers as they enhance their adaptability skills and pursue their destiny. This book is recommended for the survivor, family, friends, and medical professionals of the newly diagnosed and disabled person to help everyone #LiveForward!

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA), a disease characterized by inflammation of the joints, is one of the most disabling forms of arthritis and affects over two million people in the United States. Without proper treatment it can lead to long-term joint damage, chronic pain, loss of function, and disability. From the first moment of her diagnosis, author M.E.A. McNeil took charge and educated herself on every aspect of her condition. Now, as a "patient-expert," she guides those newly diagnosed step-by-step through their first year with RA. McNeil provides crucial information about the nature of the disease, treatment options, diet, exercise, social concerns, emotional issues, networking with others, and much more. The First Year—Rheumatoid Arthritis is an essential resource for everyone who wants to be an informed, active participant in the management of their condition.

This insightful book teaches us how to help children who have had a parent or family member who has been diagnosed with cancer. When a parent is diagnosed with cancer, the illness and treatment can be stressful for the whole family. Parents almost always express the concern for the well-being of their children. This booklet is easy to use and touches on how to support children without burying the information in pages of explanations. The material in this book was developed by Certified Grief Therapist, Izetta Smith, M.A. with the assistance of parents, caregivers and professionals helping children in their adjustment to the cancer diagnosis of an adult family member.

What happens when you make it to adulthood before finding out you're autistic? As A.J. Odasso writes in this anthology: "You spend a lot of time wondering what's wrong without ever knowing why." This anthology includes essays from a diverse group of adult-diagnosed autistic people. Our essays reflect the value of knowing why--why we are different from so many other people, why it can be so hard to do things others can take for granted, and why there is often such a mismatch between others' treatment of us and our own needs, skills, and experiences. Essay topics include recovering from burnout, exploring our passions and interests, and coping with sensory overload, especially in social situations. If you know you're autistic, are beginning to wonder, share similarities with autistic people, or want to support an adult autistic friend or family member--or if you simply want to know why it's so important that autistic adults know we're autistic--this book is for you.

Only God can bring a dead man back to life. On the outside, Cody Bates appeared as any other normal kid on the playground. But abuse, prescription drugs, and bullying had produced anything but a normal human being. Before long, his preteen drug addiction and young offender incarcerations transitioned into narcotic trafficking, gangs, murder, and life in a maximum-security prison. Organized crime, counter-surveillance, and violent stiff-arm tactics became Cody's way of life as he fought desperately for the things of this world--money, power, women, and drugs. To counter the crippling emptiness that consumed him day after day, he resorted to the only solution he had: cocaine. As his health deteriorated and his addiction worsened, he fell deeper into psychosis where he encountered the demonic faces, whispers, and sirens no one but him could see and hear. The future appeared bleak as he fell deeper into the devil's hands. It seemed obvious to everyone that there was only one way this could all end. But there are things far worse than death for a man intent on destroying everything and everyone in his path.

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After receiving a diagnosis of attention deficit disorder (ADD), you may feel relieved to finally have an explanation for your symptoms, but also concerned and full of questions about the future. Questions like: What are the best ways to get your symptoms under control? Should you tell people at work? And-wait a minute-there can be good things about having ADD? You've just been diagnosed with ADD-now what? After receiving a diagnosis of attention deficit disorder (ADD), you may feel relieved to finally have an explanation for your symptoms, but also concerned and full of questions about the future. Questions like: What are the best ways to get your symptoms under control? Should you tell people at work? And-wait a minute-there can be good things about having ADD? In Adult ADD: A Guide for the Newly Diagnosed, an ADD specialist who has the disorder herself answers these questions and offers all the tools and information you need to process the diagnosis, learn about medications, and decide which treatments are the best options for you. This pocket guide also features a complete list of resources you can use to find support and tips for getting organized and living well with ADD.