One Drop Of Rain

When Molly McMaster receives an unheard-of diagnosis of colon cancer on her 23rd birthday, she finds that her worst fear isn't that she might die, but rather that she will become "that poor little sick girl." Instead, she chooses to answer back with creative, funny, sexy, and out-of-the-box ideas that inadvertently begin to change the view of this "old man's disease." This is no kumbaya cancer trip. Follow Molly as she generates national "colon" headlines by skating 2,000 miles across the country, building a giant colon, and helping to create The Colon Club, a national non-profit with the goal of raising awareness of colorectal cancer, especially in young people. An inspirational story of courage and overcoming the odds, this candid memoir is the ultimate story of how every rainstorm begins with just a single drop of rain. *A portion of the profit from every book sold will be given to the nonprofit The Colon Club to help further educational efforts.

A long overdue return look at the personal experiences of hard done by Coast residents, this book reminds us of the tragedy of the 2009 floods, the devastation, and the heroic acts that received shant recognition in the national media. But nevertheless happened in the lives of many and varied individuals. From classic rescue dramas, to interesting and comedic tales, this collection of stories gives the reader the opportunity to understand how the human spirit survives through natural disaster. Thanks go to all who braved the emotions of reminescence to provide honest accounts for us to enjoy.

On a rainy April evening in 1993, a serial killer responding to a Craigslist ad for Heather Callahan's used car attacked her on the street in front of her Denver home and left her for dead. Heather didn't die. She refused to, thinking, as her blood pooled in the rain-soaked street: This is wrong. I am not going to die, not now, not this way. Heather not only survived in the aftermath of this terrible attack, she thrived, her indomitable spirit a testament to her physical, emotional, and psychological recovery. She came to understand this unexpected and powerful blossoming as Post Traumatic Growth. A Drop of Rain, her extraordinaire memoir, demonstrates in no uncertain terms that life doesn't stop when you become a victim. Indeed, she is living proof that the most horrific traumas we face may also, in the long run, be the most significant turning points in our lives.

Living Life in Growing Orbits is a Workbook for people seeking clarity and focus. In an often confusing world, pure, simple, and focused guidance is required. Living Life in Growing Orbits is a guidebook for discovering who you are, and more, importantly, the tool you need to become fully yourself. • If you are wondering what, specifically, to do to learn more about who you are, who you might be, and about your place in the world, this book is for you. • If you have read books on wholeness, personal responsibility, or spiritual insight, and then have wondered, “What’s next?” — this book is for you. • If you seek wholeness, but are unclear on how to begin , this book is for you. • If you want elegant, day-by-day guidance to maintain a practice designed to open your eyes, your heart, your mind and Spirit, this book is for you! In 52 weeks, you will have found direction and purpose, as you explore the meaning of centered, meaning-filled, and “present” living. With weekly thoughts, and daily meditations and projects, Living Life in Growing Orbits: 52 Weeks to Wholeness will change your life.

New classic religious rock songs that had never been sung. Original work that had never been heard before. The songs will go with all types of religions and denominational churches.