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|  | | Reborn Through Fire (Finding Greater Purpose Through Painful Trials)
Description:
I am not a victim- I am a survivor! - Tony Yarijanian (survived over 90% 3rd degree burns with only 1% chance of survival) There are recurring themes in this remarkable man’s life: faith and miracles. Destined to teeter on the brink of death not once but repeatedly, Tony Yarijanian seizes life with a tenacity we can only marvel at and be inspired by. His wife’s and children’s strength and courage are a testament to the human spirit. This is one of the most inspiring books about miracles, faith and human will to fight. Tony was awarded the Guinness World Record for "Greatest percentage of burns on a human body survived".
The R rating is due to graphic burn photos.
Publisher: Survivor's Hope
Rights Owner: Tony Yarijanian
Copyright: © 2007 Tony Yarijanian
Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
Edition: First Edition
| |  | | Under The Banana Moon, living loving loss and aspergers
Solidly on the autistic spectrum, Kim's story has you crying on one page and tearing up on the next. Told in her vivid imagery, one is taken to her world of chaos and beauty where she faces challenges head on, challenges that may have made even non-autistics crumble.
Book Description
Publication Date: April 11, 2012
To Kim Tucker, solidly in the Asperger's section of the autism spectrum, the colors blue and green and gray are not just colors, but rather whole worlds of iridescent life. Likewise, to say that Under the Banana Moon is full of laughter and love and heartbreak is to only scratch the surface. Growing up, Kim couldn't speak when there was more than one person present, and sometimes even then her words failed her. But she could always write. More comfortable in the company of cats, or passing notes to grandmother, she found peace where she | |  | | Women From Another Planet? (Our Lives In The Universe Of Autism)
A book by and about women on the autism spectrum. An insider's perspective from like-minded women who invite the reader to readtheir personal collection of true stories; which are provocative and engaging. At times funny, sad.
They invite you into their worlds; and lives and they challenge you to look beyond the clinical contours of their experiences and consider what they have to say.
authors:
Sola Shelly
Jean Kearns Miller
Ava Ruth Baker
Susan Golubock
Patricia Clark
Daina Krumins
Jane Meyerding
April Masilamani
Kim Motola
Mary Margaret Britton Yearwood
Wendy Peabody
Kimberly Tucker (that's me!)
Coa
Morgan Allgood
C.J.
Gail Pennington
Marla Comm
Toni Sano
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No More Crying Angels
by MORGAN ST. JAMES
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 TRUE STORY. Bella survived an abusive powerbroker father with organized crime ties, a drug-addicted mother and a physically/sexually abusive brother. Shocking & inspirational. When she couldn't cry, she tattooed a crying angel to cry for her. |
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