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The Grace of Crows, Second Edition
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Saylor Crawmore’s ongoing anxiety has not only disrupted her life, but as Saylor fears, may have also affected her teenage children. Even though her husband scoffs at her concerns-tells her that their kids are fine-Saylor still wonders if her issues have caused what she suspects is her son’s obsessive-compulsive disorder and her daughter’s body dysmorphia. Through all this, Saylor must also contend with her narcissistic mother, who blames Saylor for her own unhappiness.
Saylor has tried everything she can think of to combat her fears, including self-help books, therapy, and medication. Nothing, so far, has worked. Yet, when she reconnects with her childhood friend, Billy, Saylor begins to hope. Homeless and alone since his teens, Billy brings to light Saylor’s buried memory about the fateful night that led to her anxiety. Sage-like and empathetic, yet also paranoid and delusional, he vanishes after their encounter. Devastated, Saylor sets out on a quest to find him again, a journey in which the kindness of strangers leads to her own acceptance and healing-while also revealing a long-held secret that ultimately unites her to Billy in a way she never thought possible.
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My Pineapples Went to Houston
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Immerse yourself in the riveting narrative of Lee Gaitan’s poignant yet humor-laden memoir, My Pineapples Went to Houston. This chronicle of personal resilience traces Lee’s navigation through life’s most challenging hurdles triggered by a series of devastating events. The sudden cancerous demise of her hitherto healthy father, swiftly followed by her mother’s unexpected coma induced by the grief, marked the commencement of her trials. The anguish was further compounded when her husband of 22 years abandoned her in a state of financial ruin, having squandered their savings, and ran off with an exotic dancer. An icy reception from her in-laws added to her sense of alienation. Amid health tribulations and an absence of familial support, Lee’s world seemed to be imploding. The pivotal question that arises is, can she rediscover joy?
Notwithstanding the deep-seated pain and torment, Lee’s indomitable spirit, her knack for humor, and her unwavering resilience steer her forward. Choosing to eschew self-pity, she musters the strength to reconstruct her shattered life, penning a powerful memoir that candidly articulates her tribulations, victories, and ongoing battles. Her personal narrative is a testament to the power of humor and determination in the face of adversity.
The memoir’s intriguing title is derived from a memorable encounter during a flight, setting the stage for the subsequent recounting of her life’s journey, including its darkest hours, infused with an unyielding dash of humor. Her unique lens on life, coupled with her formidable resolve and relentless pursuit of surmounting hardships, renders this memoir genuinely inspirational and profoundly moving.
My Pineapples Went to Houston is a rare literary gem, seamlessly blending emotionally resonant narratives with a generous dose of humor. Lee’s anthology of essays offers readers a rollercoaster ride of emotions, inducing laughter one moment and eliciting sympathy the next, a testament to life’s unpredictable turns. Her storytelling prowess, which keeps readers engrossed without resorting to self-victimization, is commendable. In addition, the narrative is refreshingly candid and highly accessible.
This masterfully crafted memoir will leave you both uplifted and thoroughly entertained. I wholeheartedly recommend My Pineapples Went to Houston for its unflinching honesty and engaging wit. This book is a must-read if you are looking for a vibrant read replete with a blend of humor and heartfelt personal anecdotes.
Pages: 285 | ASIN : B0971CCJJF
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Hair Loss, Second Edition – Book Trailer
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Hair loss affliction is a stressful experience for both men and women. However, it is substantially more distressing for women. Living with hair loss can be a difficult experience to endure, especially in cultures that view hair as a sign of youthful vitality and good health. It is a topic of significant public interest for the fifty million men and thirty million women afflicted with the condition. Thus, it is a problem in search of a solution. Fortunately for the afflicted, science has been making noteworthy progress toward discovering potential treatment modalities to resolve the hair-loss problem.
If you are experiencing hair loss and in search of reliable, factual information on this important topic, this comprehensive book will provide the information you need to make informed and educated choices. The book HAIR LOSS: Options for Restoration & Reversal will educate the reader on the following topics and many more:
• Hormonal effect on hair loss
• Hereditary (genetic) hair loss predisposition
• Effectiveness of hair loss medications
• Topical dihydrotestosterone (DHT) blockers and inhibitors
• State-of-the-Art Hair Transplantation Surgery
• Hygiene and Hair Care
• Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)
• Hair Cloning and Hair Multiplication Research
• Effectiveness of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy
• Scalp conditions resulting in hair loss
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