A Journey Beyond Silence


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Elometer returns from the hospital only to discover that she can no longer hear the voices of her friends and family. In fact, she can't hear anything at all. It's hard enough for a young girl to deal with such a loss, but things get even worse when her stern family takes her out of school and hides her from the outside world. The playmates she manages to keep wildly gesture and even throw things to get her attention, alienating her even further. Eventually, Elometer stops fantasizing about one day having her hearing return, and she takes steps to thrive in a world that misunderstands her and treats her differently. But her spirit and determination enable her to succeed. Take a peek into a world that millions of deaf and hard-of-hearing people must live in every day and be inspired by a woman who doesn't let anyone or anything hold her back in A Journey Beyond Silence. That a little deaf girl who was kept isolated and hidden for twenty years was able to marry, have children and succeed as a seamstress in New York City is remarkable.




Journey Beyond Silence


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Journey Out of Silence


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Bill Rush's exceptional journey continues to encourage and inspire all who aspire to live fully and contribute to society. Bill lived with a significant disability of quadriplegic cerebral palsy. He did not have use of his arms, hands or voice. Society's prejudices proved to be a greater obstacle than his disability in attaining his first life's goal of completing college. William (Bill) L. Rush chronicled his extraordinary life from childhood until graduation from the University of Nebraska -Lincoln in Journey Out of Silence, first published in 1986. This second edition brings back into print Bill's original chronicle of his personal "Journey Out of Silence." It also contains an introduction to Our Life Our Way, the sequel.




Beyond Silence


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Every soul keeps humming its song, secretly wishing for another soul to understand, but not all words can be expressed and neither every ear is here to hear. When the moments standstill and the hours remain silent, the vibrant unconfined soul unleashes a creative spell. Beyond Silence is the galaxy of such magic at work. A collection of snippets of eternity, truths, and metaphors, a bundle of unspoken curiosity paving the way to mystical chaos witnessing and emoting life as we know. What started with impressions seeking expressions, Beyond Silence is now a book that takes a journey to the author's deep insight about life and collects the contemporary culture within the frame of spiritual curiosity, capturing the enigma of modernity with a transcendent twist. The book is about an unrequited love that might be looming at the horizon and is like a long- overdue te?te-a?-te?te with yourself. Go on an adventure within yourself and discover a wonderland of mystical musings narrated through deep metaphors poetry. Keep your eyes up - Descend with grace Remember the royalty you are By this I mean lift your head And for goodness� sake, smile..!




The Silent Epidemic: A Child Psychiatrist's Journey beyond Death Row:Understanding, Treating, and Preventing Neurodevelopmental Disorder Associated with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure


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This book addresses a critical public health problem in America - the leading preventable cause of birth defects, neurodevelopmental disorders and intellectual disability: prenatal alcohol exposure. Dr. Rich provides insight into the prevalence of neurodevelopmental disorder associated with prenatal alcohol exposure (ND-PAE) among juveniles accused of violent crimes, in neighborhoods where America's "least valued" citizens reside, and even in upper middle class communities. The problem develops as early as the first three weeks of pregnancy, when many women are unaware that they are pregnant. With appropriate diagnosis and treatment, affected individuals can avoid a lifetime of lost potential from substance use disorders, incarceration, unemployment, and homelessness. From her broad psychiatric, forensic, and public health experience, Dr. Rich has crafted a reasoned, passionate argument for communities and professionals to unite in ending an epidemic that currently affects one in twenty American children.




Journey Beyond


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THEY ALL SAY -- “DARE TO DREAM”.... I SAY – LET’S DARE TO MAKE IT HAPPEN!! WE HAVE JUST ABOUT HAD ENOUGH OF DREAMING. IT’S NOW TIME TO MAKE IT HAPPEN. TO GO BEYOND ALL YOUR SELF-DOUBTS AND INHIBITIONS. TO EXPAND YOUR CONSCIOUSNESS. IN FACT IT’S TIME TO GO BEYOND YOUR SELF-DEFINED SENSE OF ‘REALITY’, AND REALIZE THAT YOU HAVE A POTENTIAL THAT LIES FAR BEYOND ANYTHING YOU EVER IMAGINED. IT’S TIME TO TAKE THAT JOURNEY. YOU CAN DO IT. IT TOOK A LOT FOR ME TO GET STARTED ON THIS JOURNEY. ONE FINE DAY ‘THE SKY FELL ON MY HEAD’. MY LIFE CHANGED RADICALLY FROM THAT DAY ONWARDS. MAY YOU LEARN SOMETHING FROM MY STORY.




Voices of Experience


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Voices of Experience contains a wide range of stories written by mental health survivors. The narratives illustrate how survivors have developed self-management techniques and strategies for living which, together, offer a guide to anybody struggling with 21st century life. Explores a wide variety of mental distress experiences, underpinned by many different explanations and beliefs Narrative has been central to the recovery approach and this book presents stories of recovery as well as an appraisal of the concept Challenges simplistic explanations of recovery and offers a critical angle to our understanding of what it means to experience mental health problems Offers guidance for mental health workers and professionals within the context of current mental health policies in the UK




Journey Beyond Love


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‘It is necessary to know about functionality of your physiological and psychological body parts in order to have any wholesome understanding about your life.’ Does this statement have any meaning for you? If being wholesome is being holy then what is the Journey to it? In all the cultures of the world but Hinduism, there is no concept of rebirth. Only an Indian has to work for stopping his cycle of rebirths. Does liberation comes to all people but Indians automatically? Is it so that what is almost impossible to achieve for an Indian, is most certainty, available to all non-Indians? What is the life beyond love?




A Journey Beyond Code Blue


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When Mya Jacobson falls into a coma after an accident, she experiences a world that changes her perspective on life¿ and death. Upon waking, she wonders if what occurred was only a dream. Along with the new challenges she faces, odd things begin to happen, leaving Mya with some difficult choices to make. Code blue will never mean what it once meant to Mya, and perhaps to any reader who enjoys this story of hope and eternity. Jill Jones was raised as a military dependent and had the privilege of living in places such as Europe and the Middle East. After spending a career in dental hygiene and enjoying her role as a home school mom, she decided to follow her dream and channel her creativity into writing a novel. Her story is inspired by her belief that the choices we make not only affect our lives, but our eternity as well. She attends Manna Church in Fayetteville, and resides in North Carolina with her husband, David, and their two children, Rachael and Ryan.




A Journey Beyond Innocence


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William Stone had a plan for his life. He would marry Olivia Moore, practice medicine in Selma, Alabama, and expand his love of creating anatomical drawings. The Battle of Shiloh in April, 1862 changed those plans. When a Tennessee newspaper brought news of an approaching Union Army, William decided to travel north. He would offer his assistance as a medical officer under the command of John Hunt Morgan. William arrived in Middle Tennessee in time to participate in the Battle of Hartsville. A Union garrison had set up camp around the Averitt House and in the valley below. Morgans forces crossed the Cumberland River before the Union troops had finished their morning coffee on December 7. After capturing the Union brigade and supplies, the Confederated soldiers re-crossed the river completing their mission just prior to the arrival of a larger Union army. William Stone chose to stay in the Averitt house. He would provide care for the wounded soldiers from both sides of the conflict. From there, he would face the brunt of anger incurred by this Union defeat.