Lean on Me
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| Rating | : | 4.18 (580 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1631220837 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-05 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Did I feel great after reading it Caroline Freisinger Each day we take for granted those in our lives. We mean no harm. We are always 'there'. Lean on Me is a book about how one event can and will change one forever. When we are faced with tragedy how will we react? Will we fall down and never get up? Will we fight to the end, whatever that may be? This book allows us into the emotions (every last one) of a mot. Truly Inspirational story Cheryl Christman This book tells the true life story of the Maloney family and the bond in which they endured during a life changing accident. The story is written from the perspective of mother and son, and together their stories were truly inspirational. The willingness for the Maloney family to get their son and brother back to his smiling and funny self was obvious, and . For anyone wanting to learn what "family" means! Lori Seavey I could not put this book down! It is a quick read but it captivated me the whole time. This book is for anyone who wants to learn what "family" really should be. Thank goodness Scott had the medical help that he needed. Even more importantly, when a loved one is going through a hard time physically and emotionally, he or she needs the loving support of a fa
Fight like your life is on the line, it is! For advocates, do whatever needs to be done to be the strength for your loved ones when they have none left. Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) stopped us cold in our tracks. Not too long ago, TBI's were listed as a cause of death. The memories are just memories. Either way, miracles do happen!. Many are more than just surviving, they are completely recovering to live again as they did before. They were too easy. The wounds were still open. Author Scott Maloney knows this is possible; he fought his way back. Some things you never see coming. In the beginning of Linda and Scott's writings, things were easy to remember. First, through the enormously talented and dedicated medical professionals that saved his life, and then through the devotion of his family--a team that never gave up. When they began this memoir, they didn't realize that they were still healing. Faith or modern medicine? Sometimes, it takes both. They blind side you, stop you