1 comments about Doctors Afield and Afar.

1. Dr. McDermott chronicles the lives of twenty physicians that changed their careeres into something new. These physicians include Nicolas Copernicus, John Keats, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Stanley Livingston, and Rabelais. All of these men trained as physicians first then swithched careers. Dr. McDermott analyzes their times and their lives in an entertaining book on these fascinating individuals.

2 comments about Dying with Carol.

1. Dying With Carol focuses on how the Body of Christ shares in the living and dying of a Christian. The book chronicles the love and care shared by Christians with one family as they experience the death of a loved one. It is a wonderful read for those in the midst of dealing with dying, and those who are experiencing the grief surrounding death. The author shares how life changed for him, how his prayers changed, and how through Christ, lives throughout the United States were woven together to find hope for new life.



2. 'Dying with Carol' is a true-lived story of how the Body of Christ, fellow believers, came together to support and uplift Bob and Carol during her struggle with cancer and her earthly death. Bob and Carol's story shows that as brothers and sisters in Christ, we are not bound by miles. No matter where our location, we can reach out to those in need of support. This book provides us with a look at what can happen when we reach beyond ourselves and towards others. This book is a guide to show us how we can be effective in helping others, no matter what struggle they are going through.

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1 comments about Shout It in the Light: Conquering Life's Storms in Desperate Times.

1. This is not the kind of book I normally read. I was drawn to it because I know Becky's family, and met Becky several times years ago, as well. My memory is of a beautiful and vibrant person whose cheer lit up the room when she walked in. Through the incredible pain and suffering, the devastating heartbreak she was forced to deal with, that same beautiful and vibrant personality fights its way to the forefront of this story again and again.

   I'd urge anyone who may be fighting through tough times, or knows someone who is in such a fight, to read this inspirational book. For that matter, I can honestly recommend it to anyone who enjoys seeing the triumph of the human spirit on display.

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