How to Judge a Book Without Its Cover

B'SD


16 Sivan 5772


While I was taking time off to refresh and to relax, I received some interesting messages on my monitor and phone. I returned home to these E-mail and phone messages:

From GNK: "Hi Yocheved I just want to let you know that I really enjoyed the book. It's MY Crisis! And I'll Cry If I Need To: EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge  is very informative and insightful. I like how you drew sources from many different avenues. May you continue to feel good and help others! When I have more time I want to look into some of the resources in the back."

From JS: "You can help so many people with your story and advice."

RS called me from a different part of the world to say: "I have the same diagnosis you had. I appreciate the ideas in your writings. Thanks so much! Now I know which surgeon I need."

"When the character of a person is not clear to you, 

look at his friends." 

~ Japanese proverb

Think of that and the comments above it as you consider benefiting from a book that helps people around the world. You have a way to judge a book without its cover.

Readers are feeling better 

with one click at 

http://booklocker.com/books/3067.html. 

You can, too.

Buy the E-book or print edition to 

EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical 

(plus mental health and/or disability) 

Challenge 

at 

http://booklocker.com/books/3067.html

Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity.
Face Your Future with Optimism.

Be a HERO to People with Disabilities! Get YOUR NAME in Print & Get in on a Clinical TRIAL News!

B'SD

22 Sivan 5770

This just in: I received a terrific proposal from a best-selling author I admire. In brief:

Fun opportunity!

Do a Review

ofhttp://tinyurl.com/mqp6ok

& you just might read it

@ http://tinyurl.com/knggd5.

Guidelines in LEFT Column

OK, the title of this blogpost lets you know that YOU can be a hero. Here's how:

Do you use assistive technology?

Share your experience

to teach bloggers

how people with disabilities

use computers

Here's another chance to be heroic:

Rabbi Rachmiel Tobesman
will present a session,
Once Upon A Time To Comfort…
Jewish Children And Grieving,
at the 8th
North American Chevra Kadisha
and Jewish Cemetery Conference
in Atlanta, GA

at the Marriott Perimeter Center
- June 6-8, 2010 -
Sunday 1pm to Tuesday 1pm

Coping up with the death of a loved one
is hard enough,
but dealing with it as a child
is even harder.

Many Jewish children don’t understand
the grieving process
and are thrust into a world of
shiva, levaya, and kaddish
causing them even more
confusion and frustration.

Rabbi Tobesman will introduce
the new, helpful and inspiring book
A Time to Mourn, A Time to Comfort
as a source to guide children
in changing such a gloomy moment
into a time of discovery and healing.

A Time to Mourn, A Time to Comfort
is an invaluable resource
for parents and children,
filled with activities, stories
and explanations.

These features help children
to understand their feelings
and the grieving process
in the Jewish community.

Each chapter in this book
teaches children important skills
to cope with many of the
traditions and the feeling
of confusion so common
when someone dies.

Most books can only be read,
but this one allows children
to write, draw, doodle,
take notes, tape in pictures,
and even fold the pages.

One more must-read item: You might want to consider joining the clinical trial mentioned in...

NIH-Supported Study

Looks for Earliest Changes in the Brain

That May Lead to Alzheimer's Disease

I'd appreciate hearing from you if you become active in any of the action items above.

Hey! He wants fantastic, great, THE BEST content for the future news industry. Let Rupert Murdoch know about your favorite, helpful & informative blogger/author who deserves wider recognition ;^ )

To your good health,

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

Countdown to P-Day...

25 Av 5767, August 9 2007

Publication Day will soon be here. We had a small mechanical delay due to the artwork on my book cover (my fault for wanting to insert too much info on the back cover). The file, by the way, is too big for reproduction at this blog. What you see in the upper left corner of the blog is a close similarity to the fonts on the actual book cover.

Blurbs (in this case, praise from mental and medical health professionals) appear on the back cover with a quick synopsis of the book.

My graphics team is chugging out "On Sale Here" banners for stores that will carry It's MY Crisis! as well as the Licenses to Cry (they make great bookmarks!), my business cards and magnets.

The colorful assemblage will travel the world within my Media Kits for book reviewers, to buyers of my book, and to book shops.

If you want to receive my publicity materials via E-mail, let me know at giveretgolani@gmail.com. They'll take a bit of time to download on your PC.


See you in bookstores soon! Yojeved