
The Empty Glass
"A novel about the death of Marilyn Monroe"--
- J. I. Baker,
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"A novel about the death of Marilyn Monroe"--
"A novel about the death of Marilyn Monroe"--
The Book Are you or someone you know having trouble coming to grips with the letting-go of your children into the world - and with the subsequent changes life deposits on your doorstep? Empty Nest: On
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Empty Arms, A Woman’s Journal, is a diary designed to assist the writer with thoughts and feelings in a way that helps one to move forward and not get stuck in the pain. The Journal encourages the wri
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The heartache of miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death affects thousands of U.S. families every year. Empty Cradle, Broken Heart offers reassurance to parents who struggle with anger, guilt, and de
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Selected byChoice magazine as an Outstanding Academic Title for 1996"[Marsh and Ronner make for] a highly successful combination in which faultless clinical detail and a broad social and cultural appr
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Drew draws upon her own experience and the stories of others who have met the challenge to view the empty nest as a beginning rather than an end. This book addresses the uncertainties, fears, and need
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A life worth living is worth recording, and what better place than this journal? These lined pages crave your scribbled notes, thoughts, ideas, experiences, and notions. Fill the lines, remember your
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Explores the relationship between landscape and history, literature, photography, painting, and film in the American West.
"A novel about the death of Marilyn Monroe"--
"A novel about the death of Marilyn Monroe"--
While waiting for Mrs Wang to prepare dinner Professor Wang showed me some
of P'u-yi's letters and diaries which the last Emperor's widow, Li Shu-hsien, had
lent him for his researches. Among them were: a page from his diary for February
...
The Book Are you or someone you know having trouble coming to grips with the letting-go of your children into the world - and with the subsequent changes life deposits on your doorstep? Empty Nest: One Mother's Journey chronicles the emotional transition of the author during her early empty nest days. Through poetry, diary excerpts, quotations, and the visual expressions of Australian artist Taz Phillips, this book will guide the reader in their awareness of self and understanding, and of personally moving forward with life after their children have left home.
Through poetry, diary excerpts, quotations, and the visual expressions of Australian artist Taz Phillips, this book will guide the reader in their awareness of self and understanding, and of personally moving forward with life after their ...
Voyage of the Gilmor By a stroke of good fortune, while rummaging through an
old trunk of family documents and memorabilia, I came upon a copy of a diary,
written in meticulous copyplate handwriting by my maternal great grandfather, ...
This journey lives in her recollection as "the happiest and most harmless time" of
her life. She wrote in her diary of floods of light resting on villages, valleys, and
grain fields with only the mountains hidden in darkness. However, on this trip, ...
Empty Arms, A Woman’s Journal, is a diary designed to assist the writer with thoughts and feelings in a way that helps one to move forward and not get stuck in the pain. The Journal encourages the writer to be honest about emotions and speak truthfully about sorrow, in order to help cleanse the inner self of pent-up frustrations designed to keep one down. Empty Arms is a Woman’s Journal and although it’s targeted for women, the Journal is intended for anyone going through a crisis or trying to get to the other side of the grief.
Empty Arms, A Woman's Journal, is a diary designed to assist the writer with thoughts and feelings in a way that helps one to move forward and not get stuck in the pain.
The heartache of miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death affects thousands of U.S. families every year. Empty Cradle, Broken Heart offers reassurance to parents who struggle with anger, guilt, and despair after such tragedy. Deborah Davis encourages grieving and makes suggestions for coping. The book includes information on issues such as the death of one or more babies from a multiple birth, pregnancy interruption, and the questioning of aggressive medical intervention. There is also a special chapter for fathers as well as a chapter on ''protective parenting'' to help anxious parents enjoy their precious living children. Doctors, nurses, relatives, friends, and other support persons can gain special insight. Most importantly, parents facing the death of a baby will find necessary support in this gentle guide. If reading this book moves you to cry, try to accept this reaction. Your tears merge with those of other grieving parents. You are not alon!
A journal can be a diary, scrapbook, sketch pad, lined or unlined, leather bound
or a spiral notebook . a place where you can unload your deepest feelings, your
most private self. It provides struc— ture and a place where you can express your
...
... and Wisconsin State Journal, Weekly, February 18, April 22, 29, June 10, 17,
1887. "Diary, June 8-16; and Fairchild to his wife, June 8, 13, 15, [n.d.], 1887. "
New York Daily Tribune, June 15; Diary, June 17; William C. Reddy to Fairchild, ...
Selected byChoice magazine as an Outstanding Academic Title for 1996"[Marsh and Ronner make for] a highly successful combination in which faultless clinical detail and a broad social and cultural approach are seamlessly woven to produce a very impressive and beautifully written historical work of the first importance." -- Irvine Louden, Journal of the Social History of Medicine In The Empty Cradle, Margaret Marsh and Wanda Ronner delve into the origins of the many misconceptions surrounding infertility as they explore how medical and cultural beliefs emerged throughout its controversial history. Drawing on a wide variety of sources -- including intimate diaries and letters, patient records, memoirs, medical literature, and popular magazines -- The Empty Cradleinvestigates the social, cultural, scientific, and medical dimensions of infertility over the past three hundred years. Marsh and Ronner explore reactions -- among both physicians and husbands -- to the emerging scientific evidence that infertility was a condition for which men and women bear equal responsibility. The book concludes that infertility is still a subject affected by myth and misunderstanding. A lively and compelling history of a complex medical and cultural phenomenon, The Empty Cradlebrings a valuable perspective to current debates about how we should think about and address the experience of infertility in our own time. "Marsh and Ronner have sought to go beyond the published medical literature to disclose the voices of those most affected by the physiological and cultural condition of infertility... they have restored to the historical record the anguish and the hopes of women who experienced infertility." -- Rima D. Apple, American Historical Review "The book's lucid explanations of medical terms and procedures will allow me to recommend it to my infertility patients. I plan to do so, trusting that it will give them a new perspective on their predicament. Knowing that it provided me a new perspective on both infertility and the practice of gynecology, I will also assign it an honored place in my medical library." -- Janet E. Shepherd, M.D., Journal of the American Medical Association " The Empty Cradledemonstrates the profound impact of politics as well as culture on the development of medical practice. It is an excellent model for future scholarship on the complex relationship between science and society." -- Elaine Tyler May, Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences
Williams, Washing "the Great Unwashed," 11; Bloomer, Life and Writings, 17-18,
128-29. 66. Bloomer, Life and Writings, 299-300. 67. Ibid., 189, 241-42. 68. The
Mary Chesnut diaries that were published posthumously as A Diary from Dixie ...
Drew draws upon her own experience and the stories of others who have met the challenge to view the empty nest as a beginning rather than an end. This book addresses the uncertainties, fears, and needs of women whose children are preparing to leave or have left "the nest". Of course, it is intended for women at all stages of the empty nest.
A NATURAL PART OF LIFE Having read her diary and seen the play based on
her life, I felt prepared for my visit to Anne Frank's secret hiding place in
Amsterdam. Yet, not until I stood in Anne Frank's bedroom did the full force of her
tragic ...
A life worth living is worth recording, and what better place than this journal? These lined pages crave your scribbled notes, thoughts, ideas, experiences, and notions. Fill the lines, remember your life, don't lose your ideas, and keep reaching higher to live the best life you can. It all starts here, folks, but you'll need your own pen or pencil. Write on!
A life worth living is worth recording, and what better place than this journal?
Explores the relationship between landscape and history, literature, photography, painting, and film in the American West.
P. Howe, Coloma, California, September 16, 1849, in Clark, ed., Gold Rush Diary
, p. 162. 29. Diary of William Taylor, June 30, 1846, in Morgan, ed., Overland in
1846, Vol. 1, p. 126. 30. Diary of Nicholas Carriger, July 16, 1846, in ibid., p. 154.