Discover a Marine's journey to overcoming the struggles of PTSD, Depression and how an attempted suicide altered his life. The As If Philosophy can be applied to any life situation with real-life techniques . This self-help and personal transformation approach to finding happiness details a clever way to manage the pain caused by PTSD and depression.

Thyroid Cancer For Beginners I hope will be informative for anyone newly diagnosed. It charts my four-year journey from first finding a lump in my neck, through surgery to remove the thyroid gland and subsequently being given a diagnosis of papillary thyroid cancer. Also, the reader will find out what happens during radioactive Iodine treatment, and how I felt at the time after having to undergo further surgery to remove cancerous lymph nodes some two years later. It includes snippets of family life, and the effect my illness had on my immediate family.

Not only a gripping memoir about war and the Marine Corps with gut-wrenching and heartfelt scenes, but also an introspective story about life after the Marine Corps and finding your purpose in the world. Letting Go: A Marine’s Journey Through War and His Search for Meaning takes the reader deep inside the authors head, giving them an unfiltered view of his struggles with war, and the difficulty he faced trying to adjust as a civilian to a world out of touch with his values.<br /><br />“I looked inside, compelled to stare, staining the image of a dead body into my memory. I did not deserve to look away. I had to know the awfulness of war; the wickedness of our species.” - Page 162<br /><br />MORE FROM THE BACK COVER<br /><br />Letting Go is an excellent account of a Marine before, during, and after 9/11. Through the eyes of Jeff Sands, he retells his story with brutal honesty, describing what possessed him to join the Marine Corps, his experiences while serving, to include deploying to Iraq during the initial invasion, and the demons he endured while trying to readjust to civilian life. <br /><br />This book was begun as a diary of sorts. It was written to try and understand the chaos that exists inside one’s own head, especially after experiencing war and seeing its effects. It was flushed out over many sleepless nights, and refined over time with clarity. It’s more than just a story about war and struggle, it’s a story about what compels someone to join the Marine Corps, risking his life for something greater than himself. It’s a story about how the Marine Corps molds not only men’s bodies, but their minds. It’s a story about war, and its effects... good and bad. It's a story about heartbreak. And it’s a story about trying to adjust to a corporate world out of touch with the values of the Marine Corps; a world without a purpose. <br /><br />Follow Jeff as he takes you through the streets of Baghdad, giving you an unfiltered description of what he experienced and the injustice he saw. Then, watch him try to adjust as a civilian, eventually leaving behind his job, his marriage, and everything he owns, in order to pursue the ideals that were the reasons he joined the Marine Corps; ideals that were reinforced by war. See how he deals with his tortured mind, eventually teaching himself how to let go. <br /><br />ABOUT LETTING GO: A MARINE’S JOURNEY THROUGH WAR AND HIS SEARCH FOR MEANING<br /><br />Released December 15th, 2014, this is the first book by Jeff Sands about his own life and his own experiences.<br />

Always Ready – Coast Guard Sea Stories from the 1970’s chronicles the experiences and adventures of the author during his eight years of service in the U.S. Coast Guard. In his book, author Mark Holmes recounts tales of rescues at sea, liberty calls by energetic crew members, rowdy behavior and some raunchy antics by his shipmates, all with a unique perspective on the Coast Guard during the evolving 1970’s. You’ll read about life during boot camp, a daring rescue in mountainous seas, a miraculous recovery of a man overboard, and the inner struggles and successes of Mr. Holmes during the course of his two enlistments. Some dates and the some names of people, places, and institutions have been fictionalized, but the stories themselves are inspired by actual events.

Hearing loss affects countless millions of people, yet few sufferers even seek help, let alone try to find a cure. This is the story of a man who took on that daunting task and ultimately invented the world's most successful middle ear implant.<br />Geoffrey Ball's adventure in technology began in the legendary Silicon Valley of California, the birthplace of so many innovations that have transformed our world, and ultimately led him to the mountains of Austria, where he now lives and continues his work. <br />Ball's deafness was diagnosed early, but even as a child he knew that sign language and conventional hearing aids were not the answer. Despite his proficiency in lipreading, he wanted more - a better fix. Meanwhile, Ball never let his disability stand in his way. He became a kind of modern Renaissance man with interests that ranged from literature to sports to music, all coupled with an undeniable talent for entrepreneurship and invention.<br />The author introduces us to family and friends, surfing buddies and lab rats, business partners and fellow inventors, computer and Internet legends, a brilliant, larger-than-life mentor who gave him his start, and the woman who ultimately saved his brainchild. He intersperses insights into technology, funding and business acumen with personal, often humorous anecdotes and fascinating accounts of successes, failures and near misses along the way.<br />Today, every hour, somewhere in the world, one of his ground- breaking devices improves the quality of life of a hearing-impaired person. No one is laughing at the deaf boy now, and we haven't heard the last of Geoffrey Ball.

<p>Профильный класс – «сборная солянка» из разных классов. Коллектива нет. Дети совершенно не воспитаны, грубы, ленивы, развязны, нахальны, вульгарны. У классного руководителя есть 2 года, чтобы … полюбить их. С помощью оригинальных педагогических методик удаётся сделать класс образцовым. Но тут выясняется, что проблема не в детях, а в их учителях.</p><p>Все события и лица реальные. Все записи сделаны «по горячим следам».</p><p>Для классных руководителей, школьных учителей, студентов педвузов и всех, кто не боится узнать, есть ли у него призвание педагога.</p>

最短１４日間で給料の２倍稼ぐ、<br />再現率１００％の最速スピード錬金術を徹底解説！<br /><br />・本業の収入だと、将来やっていけるか不安<br />・副業したいけど、何をしたら良いかわからない<br />・調べれば調べるほど、情報が多すぎてわからなくなる<br />・あわよくば脱サラしたいと思っている<br />・早起きしなくて良い、会社に毎日<br />　通わなくても良い、自由な生活に憧れている<br /><br />もし、あなたがどれかの悩み・願望を持っているなら、<br />この本を読むことによって、道は開けるでしょう。<br /><br />僕は、あなたの人生を変えることに自信を持っています。<br /><br />なぜなら、僕が教えている<br />副業ビジネスは、再現率１００％だからです。<br /><br />もちろん、やらなければ結果は出ません。<br />しかし、やれば１００％結果が出ます。<br /><br />実際、僕が教えている２０歳の大学生、フリーター、<br />子育て中の主婦、シングルファザーの会社員、全員結果を出しています。<br /><br />僕自身も、自己破産して、クズだ負け組だと言われ続け、<br />社畜で先の見えない人生を送っていましたが、<br />３ヶ月で月収１００万円<br />６ヶ月で脱サラ<br />９ヶ月でトータル１０００万円以上を稼いで起業する<br />という結果を出すことができています。<br /><br />こんな僕でもできたんだから、あなたもきっとできるはずです。<br /><br />人生を少しでも変えたいと思っているなら、<br />ぜひこの本を読んでみてください。<br /><br /><br />【目次】<br />はじめに<br /><br />第１章　なぜ、資金ゼロでも初月で２４万円稼げたのか？ <br />・なぜ、ネットビジネスで稼げる人は５％しかいないのか？<br />・自己破産して周りからずっと負け組だと言われてきた人生 <br />・人生を逆転させるために、わらにもすがる思いで転売をスタート <br />・資金ゼロでも初月で２４万円稼げた理由 <br />・教えた全員を稼がせるほどの再現性の高さ <br /><br />第２章　１ヶ月で結果を出せる無在庫転売の中身とは？ <br />・売れてから仕入れるので、赤字リスクがない <br />・スマホ１つでスキマ時間にできる <br />・梱包・発送は一切不要で楽チン <br />・２０歳の大学生でも初月で１０万円稼げる簡単さ<br /><br />第３章　無在庫転売で３ヶ月で１００万円を稼ぐ方法 <br />・リサーチは値崩れしている商品を探そう <br />・好感を持たれるアカウントを作って出品しよう<br />・最安値を探す！売れた商品の購入方法 <br />・３ヶ月で１００万円稼いだスピード錬金術とは？<br /><br />第４章　自己破産しても高速で稼げたんだから、あなたも稼げる <br />・後悔しない人生を送るために <br />・今までの自分ルールなんて、すべて捨ててしまえ！ <br />・成功者続出中！噂の転売コミュニティを大公開！ <br /><br />おわりに<br /><br /><br />【著者プロフィール】<br />末永雄也（すえながゆうや）<br /><br />１９８４年生まれ、鹿児島県出身<br /><br />自己破産して人生のどん底を経験。<br />しかし、ネットビジネスと出会い、<br />副業で取り組み始め、たった３ヶ月で月収１００万円を達成。<br /><br />その後、２ヶ月後には月収２００万円を達成。<br />ネットビジネス開始から、わずか半年で<br />トータル６００万円以上を圧倒的なスピードで稼ぎだし、脱サラ。<br /><br />現在は、教育に力を入れ、<br />１００名を超える生徒達を稼がせる事に成功している。

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<h2>Incredible True Holocaust Survivor Stories From World War 2: Accounts Of Holocaust History</h2><br /><b>Get Your FREE BONUSES When You Grab This Book!<br /></b><br />If there is one thing that can be said about humanity, it is that we are true survivors. From wars to natural disasters, man has managed to bring himself back from the brink of destruction. <br /><br />We have thrived over the millennia we have inhabited this earth; from the caveman to the modern civilization we live in today, we have seen and braved storms of all kinds – both natural and man made. <br /><br />Of these many disasters we have faced head on, none can be more telling than the two World Wars. As the names suggest, the whole world felt the impact of these wars, shook from the intangible tremors that spread to the entire globe. The Second World War in particular, was something of a power play, where millions lost their lives because one group believed in the power of their hegemony over all the rest. <br /><br />The Holocaust could, perhaps, be described as the most disastrous and devastating man-made storm the world has ever seen. Called Ho-Shoah in Hebrew, the entire Second World War was nothing but state sponsored murder of those a dictator believed to be beneath him, simply because they were born different. <br /><br />From Jews to homosexuals, millions were persecuted, and it took the western nations coming together to stop this madness. This ‘sacrifice by fire’ – which is what the name itself means – can be taken as a true example of humanity’s darker side, which seeks to control and make others submit to its will. <br /><br />To put it simply, the Holocaust remains a stark reminder of how dark humanity can truly be. It reminds us that given a chance, man has the ability to change into something that is less than animal and it is this capability we have to constantly guard against. <br /><br /><h2>Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...</h2><br /><ul><li>Holocaust Survivor Accounts – An Incredible History Lesson</li><li>Holocaust Survivor Accounts – Shep Zitler: Of Hatred and Awareness</li><li>Holocaust Survivor Accounts – In Hiding: Jeanine Burk</li><li>Holocaust Survivor Accounts – Isak Borenstein: A Trial by Fire</li><li>Holocaust Survivor Accounts – The Terrible Acts of the Holocaust Period</li><li>Much, much more!</li><br /><br /><b>Grab this book today!<br /><br />If war time escape and survivor stories are what you love to delve into, then grab this book now!<br /></b><br /></ul>

In the mid-nineties, my wife was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer, which had metastasized to her lymph nodes. The essay “Coping with Breast Cancer” details what happened in the wake of that diagnosis. We decided to release this composition in the hopes of helping other couples confronted with this terrible disease. <br /><br />Here is a brief excerpt from Coping with Breast Cancer.<br /><br /> In the fall of 1994 we were living the good life. We’d just bought our dream house and moved in the previous July and were looking forward to our first holiday season in our new home. Only one thing placed a cloud over our lives at that point in time. My wife had a mysterious bloody discharge from one breast. She had also lost a considerable amount of weight and I was beginning to become concerned.<br /><br /> My wife was reluctant to agree to go to a doctor but finally I managed to elicit a promise from her that she would go to see a physician the day after Thanksgiving. That morning we got into our car for the drive to the doctor, never suspecting that our lives were about to be forever changed.<br /><br /> I sat in the waiting room while my wife saw her gynecologist. I saw her come back out just a few minutes after she had been escorted back to the examination room. She was pale and said that the doctor had told her we had to go to the hospital at once for a mammogram and that the doctor was calling ahead to get her worked in that day.<br /><br /> She broke down and cried on the drive to the hospital and expressed her sense of dread saying, “The doctor says she’s afraid it might be breast cancer.” <br /><br /> That was the first time I heard the words breast cancer in relation to my wife. They were the scariest words I’d ever heard in my life.<br /><br />This is a 9,100 word essay, and not a full length book. The page count in 6 x 9 format is 37 pages.