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Until now, grief has been a journey of trying to cope and deal with something so painful and distressing that it shakes the very core of our being. There has been no clear direction, no defined path of healing to refer to, and no comfort to find other than the words "what you feel is perfectly normal" and "it will feel better in time." Grief has been a roller coaster ride of distress, pain and long term implications of this traumatic experience. Heal Your Pain sets forth a clear path through grief and mourning, with simple step-by-step direction, and an effective way to completely and...

Edward Beach, 1st Sergeant, 21st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, Company E, Army of the Cumberland served in the Civil War from August 22, 1862 to June 30, 1865. He was captured September 20, 1863 at the Battle of Chickamauga, and spent 1 year and 7 months in Confederate prisons in Richmond and Danville, Virginia and Andersonville, Savannah, and Millen, Georgia. Throughout this time he corresponded with various family members and with Elisabeth "Libbie" Hammond, his future wife. The transcribed documents span the period from the beginning of his service in September 1862 and continuing until...

Elaine Bardsley was born in Philadelphia and raised in rural Pennsylvania. She holds degrees in elementary and special education. She has many articles covering her experiences and travels as a pilot, sailor, and trip escort plus three novels published under the pen name of E.J.B.B. Bardsley. With her husband she lives and volunteers in Madeira Beach, Florida. This book is a contemplation of some of her memoirs asshe has experienced the joy of raising four children, the grief of losing three of them, the thrill of hands-on archeology, exploring Indian reservations, Machu Picchu, the route of...

Examines what speech and language therapists, working individually and in multidisciplinary teams, really do with language-impaired children. Rather than discussing this from the basis of one particular school, theoretical model or approach, the book aims to develop a holistic view of the child, his/her family, environment and progress with language. The authors urge an approach in which parent/carers and professionals work in partnership. The text is illustrated throughout by examples drawn from actual clinical practice.