Need solutions for the medication, medical appliances and/or medical travel that you can't afford? READ EMPOWER Yourself.
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B'SD 1 Tevet, 5779 It's the last few hours of Hanuka and the new month of Tevet. Want to bestow a much-needed gift on someone who can benefit from that in many ways, during holiday season and beyond? Here's brief message from my facebook page, and it's definitely not limited to the Jewish kids in the "How can I help myself to find affordable, better medical care?" class:
This is why I wrote the EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a medical Challenge book: to clue in readers about how to contact charitable organizations willing to pay some or all of your specific medical expenses, even to treat you affordably with first-quality care!
STAT Plus: Some academics recently chewed through the text of 29 undergraduate biology books and came up with a curious conclusion: Science takes a dim view of business.
Some academics recently chewed through the text of 29 undergraduate biology books and came up with a curious conclusion: Science takes a dim view of business.
Want to cope with medical and/or mental health problems, including the expenses for your care?
Buy the E-book or print edition of EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge. The Global Resources section clues you in to worldwide organizations willing to pay some or all of your specific medical expenses, to provide medical appliances at nominal to no charge, and even to give you necessary medical care!
Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity.
Face Your Future with Optimism.
Fill your gift list with practical presents.
I've enjoyed the warmth of friendship plus the glow of Hanuka candles at parties for the past two nights. I'm invited to another party this evening, and making one of my own tomorrow night. I realize that it is Kwanzaa and Christmas season, too, and that many of my readers are wondering about suitable and affordable gifts for friends, family members and work colleagues. I have a list of ideas to offer that could very well meet your needs:
1. Gifts from the heart. Promise to run specific errands or to teach someone a skill you can impart to them. Your investment in time and someone's quality of life is a gift from the heart.
2. Love notes. Leave them around the house or office, praising some behavior, remark or insight in the person you appreciate. A show of appreciation is a gift that lasts forever. All it costs is a bit of time to share your thoughts. 3. Give the person something that they need. If they're ailing or dealing with someone who is sick, they might appreciate a book that they and their loved ones can share to minimize problems and to maximize happiness. Buy a copy of
Click the picture and have it delivered to the recipient when you make your order. I hope that the above ideas took the wrinkles right out of your furrowed brow and gift list. Buy the E-book or print edition of EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge. Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity.
Face Your Future with Optimism.
Fill your shopping list with simple, loving solutions.
4 Kislev, 5775 Sorry for the delay, folks. I've been trying to post footage of the new Bnai Akiva naming ceremony. Send me a link of the action if you can.
Canadians and Americans near and far are marking the "Thanksgiving" holiday weekend with in-laws, outlaws, illnesses, debt, too much food, and overspending onBlack Fridaydespite previous declarations of "thank yous" to GOD for their bounty. I suspect that they are trying to soothe inner agony that increases with the social pressure to appear cheerful, despite negative circumstances, at the holiday season. Some of the participants bemoan their fates and sufferings verbally or inwardly, wondering why anyone else sees life with a cheerful perspective.
That misery will increase as Xmas, Kwanzaa
and Hanuka
come closer on the calendar because of:
Family time marred by symbolic victories by warring ex-spouses leave offspring and everybody wondering how to achieve happiness.
Over-exerting yourself somehow.
Medical and mental health/emotional problems seeming to be insurmountable as the whole wide world smiles despite your pain.
A sense of "need" or social obligation to dine on seasonal foods bad for your body leaves you suffering on and off the toilet, perhaps in medical offices.
Want to prevent or minimize the suffering?
Get your grin back as you learn how to lower your medical debts with assistance from charitable foundations worldwide. Read laugh-out-loud stories that validate your point of view, the improve on it. Learn about air transport options for people in fragile health. Fill your need for medical equipment from modest hospital gowns to free wheelchairs, and all the stuff in between
Read
You'll find funny stories to cheer you up,
solutions to boredom, emotional roller coasters,
medical needs and more.
That will leave you feeling thankful.
Do you have a question about the book or your medical situation? Share you question in the "Comments" section or send me an E-mail. I just might have a satisfying answer for you.
B'SD 27 Kislev, 5773 Headlines can give person heart palpitations, considering the scary news about this or that. This week I'm nurturing my heart with happiness. I'm sharing good times with friends. The memories we're making can pull all of us into a future with smiles across our faces. Unless some noteworthy news or health item tweaks my attention span in the next few days, I'm signing off for the rest of the week with this message:
has sold out at all my recent speaking engagements. It's also available online as an E-book or print edition. Light up someone's heavy heart and thoughts, or your own, with a copy hot off the press. Click on the words EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge. Less stress and keep your cash, that’s the theme of EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge. It teaches you how to organize your medical
and/or disability lives, how to save money on your medical needs and how to get your grin back in one reading - all around the world.
Face Your Medical, Mental Health and/or Disability Problems with Dignity. Face Your Future with Optimism.
B'SD 18 Kislev, 5773 I'm saddened by news reports of people trampling, shooting and otherwise harming fellow shoppers as the season of selflessness advances. You call this heartwarming? Buying gifts at holiday time isn't supposed to be about cruelty. The gifts are supposed to symbolize love, patience, acceptance, and generosity. Pulling a gun on a crowd is just not what lofty spirituality is about. For pity's sake, Americans just marked the Thanksgiving holiday that celebrates thanking GOD for your personal bounty. But barging into stores and commandeering the goods is not a sign of satisfaction. It is a sign of selfishness. Europeans are scrimping on holiday gift-giving season, however. Still, the focus on stuff rather than relationships, ever-improving behavior and spirituality points to one serious situation worldwide: Wholesome values have been hijacked by marketing techniques and deteriorating social values. That is not good for human physical or moral health. As for spiritual health, your local clergy man or woman surely has something corrective to say on the "Shop 'til you drop" subject. Want to improve your sense of connectedness with loved ones? Focus on touching hearts and minds with kindness, thoughtfulness, time and patience. Invest in your relationships. Enjoy conversation instead of superficial "Hi/Bye" encounters. Skip the commercialism. Go for the heartstrings. Bake homemade foods. Prepare home made gifts. Provide coupons for errands you'll perform for people who need them. Better yet, skip the coupons and ask what needs to be done. Then do it. Put yourself into the gift. BE the gift. Your blood pressure will be better off for the changing your holiday song from "It's all about Me, Me, Me..." to "I'm focusing on You, You, You..." And you won't need to slap your head and say "Shoulda bought some batteries," when all is said and done. Happy heartwarming holidays ;^ D Know someone suffering from physical or mental illness? A disability of some sort? Buy him or her the E-book or print edition EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge. Make their holiday season a bit brighter. Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity.
Face Your Future with Optimism. Be the most decent person you can dream of. That's a gift everyone around you can appreciate!
