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Personal stories from sufferers of bipolar disorder reveal what it's like on the inside. Their inspiring accounts and wise advice are accompanied by tips from psychiatrists for managing this difficult condition successfully.;

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Psychologist Wogrin discusses the importance of communicating with the terminally ill both through talking and nonverbal expression and offers suggestions for what to say to offer comfort when it matters the most.

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The inspiration for the Lifetime movie and a guide for parents confronting their autistic children's journeys to adulthood, this memoir recounts Morgan-Thomas' sons' determination to lead independent and happy adult lives.

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A journey through Childhood Cancer and saying Goodbye.

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Written for students interested in learning about multiple sclerosis, this book describes how this frequently disabling disease affects patients, exploring its effects on minds, bodies, and daily lives.

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A guide to living with multiple sclerosis addresses common concerns while discussing traditional and complementary therapies, explaining terminology and diagnostics, and addressing lifestyle changes.

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A list created by Kate Greene, mother of two little boys, Reef and Finn, while she was terminally ill. This list was intended to help her husband, Singe, create the best life for their boys after she was gone.

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Unlock the secrets of modern technology! "NanaTech" reveals how everyday experiences can empower you to master your smartphone with ease. Explore the 'why' behind each skill and discover how technology mirrors the world around us.

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Based on a foundation of the healing properties of good nutrition, this book empowers readers with the information they need to make the best choices and to gain control over their total health and well-being - physical, emotional, and spiritual.

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How can we reliably identify and support teenagers with depression Gordon Parker explains how to systematically identify different mood disorders and contributing factors, the particular challenges faced by adolescents, and approaches to effective management.

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On a Saturday morning in May 1980, Melanie Bowen, a pretty fifteen year old, ran down the stairs of her parents home in Port Talbot, grabbed her leather jacket and crash helmet, yelled a goodbye, and then walked out of the front door into the sunshine for what was to be the last time in her life. Never Say Die is the true story of what followed

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Does IBS disrupt your life Maryon Stewart, founder of The Women's Nutritional Advisory Service (WNAS), and Dr Alan Stewart, established medical advisor, have been treating IBS patients for years with great success.

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Have you or a loved one ever received a medical diagnosis that shook you with fear, to the very core of your soul Nonie's Star, is a non-fiction story of such a diagnosis which encompasses family, love and the short comings of our Western medical system.

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Describing the author's struggle as a black woman with an eating disorder that is consistently portrayed as a white woman's problem, this title presents a narrative that traces the background and factors that caused her bulimia. It answers many questions about why black women often do not seek traditional therapy for emotional problems.