US: Transforming Ourselves and the Relationships that Decide Now

I enjoyed this book and definitely found it had great points to think about. I enjoyed the 9 personality types and found myself a dead ringer for one... and hear the "beware of" pieces rattling in my head often. I also agree on her approach to healthy relationships... it all starts with working on yourself first.Get more detail about US: Transforming Ourselves and the Relationships that.

Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation Right now

This is an excellent book for people with anxiety, depression, OCD, etc. which are common in this day in age. It addresses the root causes of these disorders. I believe that this information is very therapeutic, as is the usual practical cognitive therapy which is much more common. The author Dr. Dan Seigel has written several informative, fascinating books. I recommend this book highly.Get more detail about Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation.

Infinite Possibilities: The Art of Living Your Dreams This instant

The product was provided in a quick manner, and the quality of the product is outstanding.Get more detail about Infinite Possibilities: The Art of Living Your Dreams.

Heading Home with Your Newborn: From Birth to Reality Decide Now

We bought just about every baby book out there... and this was by far the best. Very informative but not too long a read. Not too many author opinions. I'm going through our books now that our son is one year old and this is the only one I want to keep!Get more detail about Heading Home with Your Newborn: From Birth to Reality.

Passages in Caregiving: Turning Chaos into Confidence

I've been through caregiving with my husband, who was diagnosed with Mantle Cell Lymphoma. Passages is written by someone who has the money and resources to do whatever can be done. What if you are someone without those resources? I couldn't go to a week of spa massages once a year to "relax". He couldn't surround himself with university associates to support him. I could not identify with her book at all.
I never reached the point of "I can't do this anymore." It was an honor and a privilege to take care of my husband until the end of his life. I cherished every moment with him.
How can you allow yourself to think about life after caregiving when you are still with him? That is totally absurd. My life was his life for 34 years. You always hold hope in your heart that there will be another day.
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