How a Playdate Almost Ended a Child's Life

B'SD



11 Tamuz 5769


Accidental drug overdoses dominate news headlines these days. One such overdose almost cost the life of my friend's child recently.

During a playdate at someone's home, the visiting child saw some colorful candy on a table. Or so he thought.

He swallowed a pretty capsule, then told his friends' mommy what he'd done.

The reality is that he'd swallowed prescription drugs. I prefer not to mention which type so that you won't make assumptions later in this post.

Emergency phone conversations between the two mommies, a Poison Control Center and the affected child's pediatrician resulted in... you're gonna raise your eyebrows over this one...

An emergency visit to my home! WHY?

Because the Poison Control people and the pediatrician had prescribed an organic foodist's home remedy for ridding the body of toxins: Bentonite Clay. I happen to keep that item in my cupboards.

You can learn about the wonders of natural body detoxification from air pollution, chemically treated foods and drugs in "It's MY Crisis! And I'll Cry if I Need To." It saved my life in a way you'll find astounding. And I had never messed around with drugs to begin with!

Readers, the child I've written about could have died if the items he'd swallowed had been lethal. LOCK UP every medication in your home or office.

You just don't want to face a lifetime of inconsolable grief over an accident that's easy to prevent.

I pray you'll never face a gut-wrenching situation such as that mom, child and I did the other day. But if you're looking at lots of pills and other medications in your life, and you prefer to focus on improving your health, I know doctors and mental health professionals who recommend reading something that really IS "A Life Book that Helps You to Dry Your Tears and to Cope with a Medical Challenge."

It can clean up your heart, mind and body. Doctors tell you so on the back cover ;^ )


Click on I'm Buying Yocheved's Book and Doing What She Did to Improve Her Health, Too.


To your health,

Yocheved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life

A Simple Way to Prevent Accidental Drug Overdoses

B'SD

10 Tamuz 5769

News media are full of updates about accidental drug overdoses; Michael Jackson's being the most recent headline experience with that.

Drug companies and government agencies are considering new restrictions on Over-the-Counter medications. They want to prevent more such tragedies.

But you don't need to wait for new laws. One book demonstrates how you can easily prevent such tragedies all on your own. It costs less than a lot of prescription pain medication.

And that book helps you to heal from or to cope better with so, so many medical problems.

It's no wonder that some mental health and medical professionals recommend or sell "It's MY Crisis! And I'll Cry if I Need To: A Life Book that Helps You to Dry Your Tears and to Cope with a Medical Challenge" in their offices.


Make happy headlines in your life. Buy YOUR copy TODAY!






To your good health,

Yojeved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life

A 4-Point Plan for a Summer Without Bug-Bites!

B'SD




9 Tamuz 5769

I live in a HOT, humid climate and

wow it brings out biting bugs.

But I don't scratch at bites all day and night.

I use lavender oil.

Yep, mosquitos dislike the scent of lavender oil. Here's more good news: lavender oil is not just for females.

MEN can also use lavender oil without ruining a manly image.

Apply it when you go to sleep.

Here's your 4-Point Plan for preventing bug bites:

Place a drop of the oil on your

1. Hands
2. Feet
3. Hair line
4. and on your Face.

A few drops on the pillow is nice.

Wives might like that ;^ )

If you prefer not to smear lavender oil on your skin, add a few drops to the water bowl of an incense burner. Or use citronella oil if you prefer (but not on your skin). Ignite a tea-light candle in the designated area below. Now relax as the air clears out from buggy problems.

Hmm, let's make this a 5-Point Plan for a summer without mosquito bites. Did you know that mosquitoes lo-o-o-ve the blood of people who drink animal milk? Now you know to stay away from dairy. ALL dairy.

Okay, okay, you want ice cream. And milk on your cereal. Definitely dairy. So, let's cope with the reality.

Drink Sheba (Wormwood) tea. Buy it with your vial of lavender oil from the local health foods market or if you're in the right part of the world, at your regular grocery store.

Sleep like a baby tonight! And take on the itchless day.

Want more simple solutions in your life?

Click on I'm Buying "It's MY Crisis! And I'll Cry if I Need To: A Life Book that Helps You to Dry Your Tears and to Cope with a Medical Challenge" to make my health care easier.


To your good health,

Yojeved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life

Reader Alert!

B'SD


This blog is supported by GOOGLE technology. However, GOOGLE has been experiencing problems with it's services from time to time.

To cope with that, I alerted blog visitors some time ago to my alternative E-mail address in case you want to communicate with me that way.

Well, things became a bit more complicated in the past 24 hours. My blog completely disappeared from cyberspace, and my related E-address became inoperable.

You know me. I address problems head-on ;^ )

I restored this blog and my E-address despite my limited expertise with cyber knowledge. But the problem could recur.

I want to alert you that I intend to maintain this blog and to communicate with my readers. If this blog or my giveretgolani @ gmail.com E-address seem to go missing from your monitor at some point, hang in there. I'll be doing my best to restore them.

Facing the future with you

(especially when you read
"It's MY Crisis!
And I'll Cry if I Need To:
A Life Book that Helps You to
Dry Your Tears and to
Cope with a Medical Challenge"),

- I'm the redhead looking at you in the photo -

Yocheved

Why Did a Reader Decide that YOU Need to Read "It's MY Crisis!" ?

B'SD


8 Tamuz 5769

Readers of "It's MY Crisis! And I'll Cry If I Need To" contact me from time to time via E-mail or the "Comments" button below. One reader recently zapped her favorable book review to me, appreciating the fact that it IS "A Life Book that Helps You to Dry Your Tears and to Cope with a Medical Challenge."

Read on:

It’s MY Crisis!

And I’ll Cry if I Need To
Book Review by Valerie Farber

I’m very fortunate that I cannot remember any major medical crises in my life, but reading Yocheved Golani’s book, It’s MY Crisis! And I’ll Cry if I Need To (ISBN 978-1-60145-278-8, published by Booklocker.com, Inc.) made me aware how psychologically tumultuous it is to be dealt a life-threatening medical prognosis.

Yocheved was (it turns out) temporarily blinded because of the presence of a benign tumor deep in her brain. Two prominent neurosurgeons refused to operate on her as the tumor was lodged in an area that controlled breathing, head motion, vision, hearing, and facial sensation. Another surgeon, though, agreed to operate on Yocheved, but made no promises.

Yocheved is supremely qualified to write a self-help book for surviving medical trauma.

It’s MY Crisis! And I’ll Cry if I Need To describes Yocheved’s odyssey in battling disease. To slay her dragons, she drew on her strongest resources: deep religious faith, knowing herself, and recognition that optimism was her lifeblood and depression a slow-acting poison.

Yocheved recommends letting yourself cry if needed at the initial prognosis, positive thought, indoctrinating yourself with a healing mantra, joking, developing an arsenal of mood-savers like perusing your favorite photo albums, and absolutely forbidding your friends to obsessively discuss your medical condition.

Yocheved also gives good-sense logistical advice such as being knowledgeable about the procedures you will undergo, having an assertive friend ask medical questions if you are too shy to do so (being shy myself, this one was my favorite), and what items to bring to the hospital when you are admitted.

It’s MY Crisis! And I’ll Cry if I Need To presents a comprehensive list of medical resources and patients’ associations. Consulting with others who have undergone similar medical procedures is informative and can reduce trepidation [fear].

For me the most memorable part of the book is Yocheved’s amazing post-operative recovery story. Since recuperation was slow and Yocheved’s vision was improving only slightly, Yocheved pursued unorthodox healing methods. She adopted a regime of a highly organic diet, natural juices, and related healing methods. Over time, these natural cleansing methods purged toxins from her body and promoted full healing. Yocheved's vision improved, her physical strength is enviable and her skin glows.

Armed with deep faith, a spirit not-to-be crushed, and obvious Divine intervention, Yocheved has battled and survived. Read her book, savor her story and sage advice.

Most important of all, learn how you can mimic what she did.

Click HERE to buy your copy today.

To your good health,

Yocheved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life

How to Cope with a Medical Crisis Without Going Broke?!

B'SD

7 Tamuz 5769


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Learning how to cope with - and to minimize - the high emotional, physical, and financial costs of medical crises.

I can't promise you how much money you might save; that's up to your situation on many levels. But "It's MY Crisis!" does hold many - I mean MANY - cost-cutting strategies and resources you can use or apply for.

I'm doing my best to help you to prevent further financial crisis and even to put a smile back on your face. Not bad for a free message here and there. And for less than 20 dollars you and everybody else can buy

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Do let me know how much
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To your good health (and salvaged finances),

Yojeved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life

Do You Know Which Book is Having a Snowball Effect on Medical and Mental Health Practitioners?

B'SD


3 Tamuz 5769


"It's MY Crisis! And I'll Cry if I Need To" is having something of a snowball effect on readers of the book and listeners to my radio interviews.

One reader and listener, a San Diego native who is a retired mental health professional, wrote to remark about my appearance on the Yishai Fleisher show the other day:

"Yocheved, nice job on the radio today.

You came across very well and very real.

Steve Sherr."

A CranioSacral therapist in my neighborhood (she sells copies of "It's MY Crisis!" to her clients) just gave a copy of "It's MY Crisis! And I'll Cry if I Need To" to a psychotherapist who uses the office next door. Why? "Because it'll be a good addition to her practice," I was told.

Hmm, that's a growing consensus among medical and mental health practitioners who've read the book. Why might that be?

Because it definitely is

"A Life Book that Helps You to

Dry Your Tears and to

Cope with a Medical Challenge."

BUY YOUR COPY TODAY!

To your health,

Yojeved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life