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Life is Good, Post Stroke:
I Am Now Better Not Bitter
After having my stroke, I chose to become better, not bitter. I knew I had to have a good attitude and believe God had a better plan for me. The therapy I was receiving from the clinic and writing about experiences in and outside of the clinic for almost two years was the best therapy for me. I want you to vicariously walk with me and experience my miraculous journey until my last days prior to being discharged from The Centre of Neuro Skills. I want you to see my frailties, growth, and strength. Jesus can work inside of you for the greater good. Sometimes in life, we must decrease in order for Him to increase. Less in life can be more. I had a good marriage for 25 years pre-stroke. Post-stroke my marriage is even better. Not only did my perspective change but my life changed also. I came to understand who and what really matters the most. Since I had a stroke, I give thanks to God because now I am a better person.
Life is Good, Post Stroke:
I Am Now Better Not Bitter
After having my stroke, I chose to become better, not bitter. I knew I had to have a good attitude and believe God had a better plan for me. The therapy I was receiving from the clinic and writing about experiences in and outside of the clinic for almost two years was the best therapy for me. I want you to vicariously walk with me and experience my miraculous journey until my last days prior to being discharged from The Centre of Neuro Skills. I want you to see my frailties, growth, and strength. Jesus can work inside of you for the greater good. Sometimes in life, we must decrease in order for Him to increase. Less in life can be more. I had a good marriage for 25 years pre-stroke. Post-stroke my marriage is even better. Not only did my perspective change but my life changed also. I came to understand who and what really matters the most. Since I had a stroke, I give thanks to God because now I am a better person.
The Shot Doctor: Nothin' But Net
Think. Choose. Do. The strategy for the game of life.™ Basketball enthusiasts whether youth or adult, male or female, parents, coaches, and just the curious will find The Shot Doctor, Nothin’ But Net entertaining, informative, and a simple easy to follow prescriptive plan. The Shot Doctor is about a dad teaching his son the art of shooting a basketball. This father son love for basketball helped to strengthen their relationship. Through rebounding thousands of basketballs during shooting drills, trips to the gym, and endless encouragement, this duo developed a strong bond. This book describes a shooting strategy called the NBA Follow-Through. An athlete who desires to be a shooter should be able to learn the art of shooting and it will pay dividends and increase their “net” worth” when following the simple and doable steps. The Shot Doctor says “you will improve your shooting if you focus on nothin’ but net.”This book is designed to turn an athlete’s, whether young or older, male or female, bad habits and low percentage shooting into a high percentage in a very short time. Through the pages of this book, the Shot Doctor will walk you through his father/son relationship as well as his secret to teaching his son to become the best shooter in the country during his 2014-2015 high school senior year. SWISH! Nothin’ but Net.
The Shot Doctor:
Nothin' But Net
Think. Choose. Do. The strategy for the game of life.™ Basketball enthusiasts whether youth or adult, male or female, parents, coaches, and just the curious will find The Shot Doctor, Nothin’ But Net entertaining, informative, and a simple easy to follow prescriptive plan. The Shot Doctor is about a dad teaching his son the art of shooting a basketball. This father son love for basketball helped to strengthen their relationship. Through rebounding thousands of basketballs during shooting drills, trips to the gym, and endless encouragement, this duo developed a strong bond. This book describes a shooting strategy called the NBA Follow-Through. An athlete who desires to be a shooter should be able to learn the art of shooting and it will pay dividends and increase their “net” worth” when following the simple and doable steps. The Shot Doctor says “you will improve your shooting if you focus on nothin’ but net.”This book is designed to turn an athlete’s, whether young or older, male or female, bad habits and low percentage shooting into a high percentage in a very short time. Through the pages of this book, the Shot Doctor will walk you through his father/son relationship as well as his secret to teaching his son to become the best shooter in the country during his 2014-2015 high school senior year. SWISH! Nothin’ but Net.
Why Sammy Still Can't Read:
A Service Delivery Model for Creating
a Culture of Reading
Our nation’s children face many horrible things-hunger, broken homes, homelessness, poverty, crime, and illiteracy, are just a few. All of these problems can be prevented, but none more so than illiteracy caused by a lack of supportive education. Why Sammy Still Can’t Read reveals that many children, especially African-American children, remain illiterate simply because they have undiagnosed learning disabilities such as dyslexia and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. Children like Sammy remain in the school system underserved by educators with their learnings issues overlooked or labeled as slow learners. Using their vast experience and educational background, authors Leroy and Yvette McClure have created a low-cost and easy-to-implement service model that any educational system can utilize to introduce any learning disabled (LD) child to the world of learning to read, then reading to learn. This book seeks to educate all children and ease the burden of illiteracy on society.
Why Sammy Still Can't Read:
A Service Delivery Model for Creating a Culture of Reading
Our nation’s children face many horrible things-hunger, broken homes, homelessness, poverty, crime, and illiteracy, are just a few. All of these problems can be prevented, but none more so than illiteracy caused by a lack of supportive education. Why Sammy Still Can’t Read reveals that many children, especially African-American children, remain illiterate simply because they have undiagnosed learning disabilities such as dyslexia and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. Children like Sammy remain in the school system underserved by educators with their learnings issues overlooked or labeled as slow learners. Using their vast experience and educational background, authors Leroy and Yvette McClure have created a low-cost and easy-to-implement service model that any educational system can utilize to introduce any learning disabled (LD) child to the world of learning to read, then reading to learn. This book seeks to educate all children and ease the burden of illiteracy on society.
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