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- Author: oshiomowe momodu
- Publisher: Lulu.com
- ISBN: 1329206754
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- Languages : en
- Pages : 84
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Everything you need to know about pregnancy—from weight gain to stretch marks to figuring out how to rely on Christ through the ups and downs of the next nine months. This comprehensive guide is packed with information that every newly pregnant Christian mama needs—including: help for pregnancy insomnia, morning sickness, weight gain and more advice on how to maintain a godly attitude and outlook during pregnancy—even when you're feeling anything but godly what to expect from doctor check-ups, your encounters with the scale and labor and delivery tips on how to survive food cravings, aversions, and even dreaded pregnancy exercise healthy eating advice for pregnancy that doesn't outright ban ice cream sundaes ideas on how to keep your marriage a priority when you're pregnant, including a guide for Christian dads-to-be and even pregnancy sex tips This detailed guide takes you through each trimester with helpful tips, humorous accounts, and supportive spiritual advice--all with a girlfriend-to-girlfriend approach that will help moms feel comfortable as they navigate this life-changing time.
The new mom initiation ritual involves sleepless nights, an inexplicable obsession with baby booties, and more questions than answers. This take on everything baby offers new moms the Christian girlfriend advice she needs to feel confident in her new role
A collection of twenty-seven short stories and two poems. The first section consists of humerus stories about a boy growing up in the south in the 50's. Additional information can be found at http://www.oldmp.com/potatoes The book is written by a retired Special Forces soldier and illustrated by a Navy SEAL.
This book is about the lives and times of a real familynot only the struggles and the unbelievable heartaches and disappointments in our lives, but also how the Lord worked in our lives in the midst of it all. It is with godly fear and much humility that I undertake the task of writing this book as I am in no sense of the word a writer. My purpose in writing this book is to help and give courage to someone that may think his or her situation hopeless. My prayer is that God may make this book a blessing to many. Our mother was born Ida Louise Durham, on October 28, 1921, the third living child of Mrs. Bertha McQuire Durham and Mr. Jeff Durham, in Marianna, Arkansas. She attended school in Arkansas. She lost her father at the age of seven years. Life began to be difficult from that day on. It is unbelievable the hardships this lady went through, but she was a fighter from her heart. She never let the disappointments in her life get her down. She always told us, When life knocks you down, dont lay there, get yourself up. Tomorrow is another day. She truly was an example to us, her children, and to many people who came her way during her seventy-seven years of life.
Brother Marcus is a suspense novel that delves into what happens when there is only one survivor from a horrific accident and the survivor asks the question 'Why did I survive?' Earl young survives an horrific car accident only to be in a coma for five months. He awakes from the coma to new and conflicting changes. Is the family that greets him as he awakes from the coma really his family, and his memory has not fully come back? The doctor says the amnesia is an effect of the accident and the five-month coma. On the other hand, is it really amnesia? Are there other forces divine or worldly at play in Earl's life? Who is Brother Marcus and where does he come from? Why doesn't Earl remember him? Did another family adopt Brother Marcus when he was born and he just recently discovered his biological family? Why is it he only appeared after Earl's horrific accident? Earl knows that his memory is not failing him and that something strange is afoot. He vows to find out the truth even if it destroys the family he knows or worse kills him. Earl makes note of every oddity, especially the bright light from Brother Marcus' bedroom door. What is that? Is Brother Marcus an alien that wants to take Earl back to his planet? Or is he a divine intervention trying to right a mistake?
In this book, the author recounts her parents’ tumultuous long-distance relationship and explores its effects on her and her sister. Spanning a century of the family’s history (1860–1960), Li tells of her American Chinese father, Dr Li Kuo Ching, a successful entrepreneur and brilliant engineer who discovered tungsten, a strategic metal at the time. Her mother, Luo Bu Ge, was a simple but smart and inquisitive woman; but being born at the end of the Qing Dynasty, she had to conform to the traditions of the times. As a daughter who always felt abandoned by her father and who has been unable to confront her innermost conflicts, Li finally finds the courage to confront her fears
Joey Spencers world, Depression plagued, rural, eastern North Carolina, is a world of limited possibilities, narrow horizons, and strong personalities. It is an era when the mere idea of indoor plumbing or TV is science fiction, but the arrival of the bookmobile or Swindells grocery truck is a much-anticipated treat. Against this background of unique time and place Joeys story unfolds. Some of his experiences are universal the death of a beloved pet, first fumbling attempts at seduction, a sons struggle to please his father but all are freshly seen through Joeys eyes and vivid imagination. Neighbors and family influence young Joey. Miss Sylvia fills her days with radio serials and the Sears and Roebuck catalog, dreaming of a better life. Valerie has dreams, too -- dreams of killing her abusive father. Malcolm Tetterton hates children, but wants to adopt one to please his wife. And within Joeys family, Arthur Lee walks the brink of madness, Uncle Harold has a shameful secret, and Molly, Joeys mother, has secrets of her own. Joey shares with the reader the joys and sorrows of his loss of innocence and coming of age during Hardscrabble Days.