Self help book for people contemplating suicide. A practical toolkit to avoid the taking of a life. The book takes only 10 - 15 minutes to read. The solution contained in the toolkit takes only 30 seconds to activate. This is a game changer book from a non medical background. This original concept has been developed by the author who is a continual survivor using the books technique.

"Discourse on the Method of Rightly Conducting One's Reason and of Seeking Truth in the Sciences" is a philosophical and autobiographical treatise by one of the greatest philosophers of all times, René Descartes. It was created in 1637. The treatise is best known as the source of the famous quotation "Je pense, donc je suis," meaning "I think, therefore I exist."

What would you do for forty-one million dollars? For Elizabeth Samuels, it’s not some hypothetical what-if. It’s the very real inheritance she stands to gain if she follows the stipulations in her grandfather’s will when she takes over his family practice. The only problem? The stipulations mean a life she doesn’t want. Terri Anderson knows better than to get involved with her resident. She’s had a work romance before—it didn’t end well and she doesn’t want to be part of the gossip mill all over again. But with Sam, keeping her distance is easier said than done. When Sam considers walking away from medicine, Terri knows she can’t let her make that huge mistake. But changing Sam’s mind means getting close. A little too close. With so much at stake, now is definitely not the time to fall in love. A Paradise Romance.

“Hope” is the Ubiquity of this book, “Hope” that each co-author encountered in their most disarrayed state, “Hope” that triumph over manifold feelings, “Hope” that passed the sky of each co-authors like a shooting star, Unexpected and impromptu, But that which brightened their lives with optimism. “For That One Reason” celebrates that one reason of the co-authors that changed their lives. This book conveys the message that a ray of light can come any time in our lives like a shooting star that will ultimately change our lives.

Everything was fine, world always around her. The way of her life on the perfect track. But then the strange thunder strikes altering the path she was meant to walk through. Life betrayed her, she believed. Friends around him fetched a happy life. One mistake and his life shattered! Love for him was never a chance, he believed. Years rolls on and one day he crosses her path carrying the desire of love she requires. Little she knows that the stranger didn’t come alone, carrying his haunting roots with him. Both unaware where could their future place them to. Soon she realizes that love doesn’t come alone instead it also brings the long lost memories of our past that we have never witnessed. Time plays an important role in our lives. Isn’t it? What happens when they encounter the true façade of their imperfect past? Will the imperfections lead to perfection? Will their relationship sustain the test put by love? What priorities arise? Will life take the form of love struggle all its way crossing the hurdles? Question is will love win at the end? Not every ordinary story needs to have an extraordinary ending sometimes all it requires is a simple way just to have an end.Not every ordinary story needs to have an extraordinary ending sometimes all it requires is a simple way just to have an end.

On August 11, 2004, after 35 years of marriage my wife, Bobbi finally succumbed to Congestive Heart Failure, End Stage Renal Disease, Liver and Pancreas troubles and all the associated problems diabetes brings with it. Now that she has passed away, I feel it is time to share some of the more life affecting things a caregiver experiences. Every article I read on this subject is always very careful in the manner in which it expresses concern for the health and welfare of the caregiver while consistently keeping the health and welfare of the patient first.