Feb 23 2008
Books To Inspire and Support
The books on this page are books I’ve found inspiring in my own life. Many of these have a review on the site and I’ve shared how they’ve inspired me.
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Twilight Travels with Mother; How I Found Strength, Hope, and a Sense of Humor Living With Alzheimer’s By: Mary Ann Mayo
Ninety Minutes in Heaven By: Don Piper
Chocolate for a Woman’s Heart By: Kay Allen Baugh
Hot Chocolate For the Mystical Soul By: Arielle Ford
God Calling God at Eventide Compiled By: A J Russell
Healing Grief By: James Van Praagh
Many Lives Many Masters By: Brian Weiss
Peace Love and Healing By: Bernie S Siegel MD
Love Medicine and Miracles By: Bernie S. Siegel MD
Crossing Over By John Edwards
Heaven and Earth By: James Van Praagh
A New Earth, Awakening to Your Life’s Purpose By: Eckert Tolle
Go Put Your Strength’s to Work For You By: Marcus Buckingham
Change Your Life Through Travel Inspiring Tales and Tips for Richer, Fuller, More Adventurous Living By: Jillian Robinson
The Eagle and The Condor
A True Story of an Unexpected and Mystical Journey By: Jonette Crowley
A Walk on The Beach By: Joan Anderson
The Traveler’s Gift By: Andy Andrews
Eat Love Pray By: Elizabeth Gilbert
The Times of Our Lives By: Louise L. Hay and Friends
Leaving Microsoft to Change The World: An Entreprenuer’s Odyssey to Educate the World’s Children By: John Wood
The Secret Dvd and Book
Wanderlust and Lipstick: The Essential Guide For Women Traveling Solo By: Beth Whitman
Live What You Love notes from an unusual life By: Bob and Melinda Blanchard
Who Moved My Cheese By: Spencer Johnson Md
Who Moved My Cheese For Teens By: Spencer Johnson Md
Island Wise Lessons In Living From the Islands of the World By: Janis Frawley-Holler
A Year By The Sea By: Joan Anderson
Thoughts of an Unfinished Woman By: Joan Anderson
God in The Refrigerator (a child’s book) By: Kimberly King
Jump In By: Mark Burnett
The Bachelor’s Cat By L.F. Hoffman
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I would also like to recommend for anyone dealing with Alzheimer’s, family member or friend, a book called “Twilight Travels with Mother; How I Found Strength, Hope, and a Sense of Humor Living With Alzheimer’s”. This book not only tells humorous, heartrending and frustrating stories but explains extremely well just exactly what this horrible disease is, what to look for and how to delay onset through nutrition. It has helped me tremendously in understanding my mother.