I Don't Want Roses & Posies When I Die (3 Pack): Working the 12 Steps in Conjunction with Cancer
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| Rating | : | 4.11 (906 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1934569259 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 20 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-01-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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Susie demanded that each of us meet every situation with dignity and respect. Although not with us in body, she will live forever in our hearts and sobriety through the pages of Day By Day; and Young, Sober, & Free. Father Joseph Martin (from Father Martin's Ashley) sent her a letter and dedicated a mass to her. She actually improved after that dedicated mass in her name--but in the end--the hit to her health pushed her over the edge and she died quietly at age 45 with 25 years clean and sober. Her story appears on page 95 of the first edition. If you have cancer or know someone who does, this booklet is inspirational and thought provoking. Many of us made it a point to spend time with her and the family as she went through the last years of her recovery. Shelly M.. However, her last days were so filled with wisdom, joy and good sense that her insight into working the 12 st
I think it is a good book for someone suffering a chronic disease Kira I work in a hospital taking care of bunch patients everyday. I think it is a good book for someone suffering a chronic disease. It is very useful to remain the sobriety for both the patient and the family members. It is also a great tool for the situation approaching the end of life. I recommend the caregiver to using this to comfort both the patient and themselves.. Courage, Strength and Resolve Liberty Smith What life throws at you may not be fair and sometimes downright unjust, a strong belief but gentle soul overcomes these challenges. That was brought home and what I liked about I don't want Roses and Posies When I Die. It is a wonderful book to share with anyone burdened with life disappointments. It is a book that shows one's true spirit and belief triumphs over diversities.
. by Susie S. This was an interview given to Shelly M
Susie tells how daily practice of the Twelve Steps and faith in a Higher Power brought her strength and peace of mind over more than two decades of sobriety, even when living with numerous physical ailments. Rather than fall prey to self-pity and resentment, she seized the opportunity to practice recovery principles in all her affairs; living, as the serenity prayers suggests, 'one day at a time, enjoying one moment at a time, accepting hardships as the pathway to peace.' It is little wonder that Betty Ford herself requested a copy of this booklet. A truthful and straightforward conversation between two of the key contributors to the recovery classic Day by Day, this booklet contains thoug