Me, Myself and Eye: The Realities of Living With a Prosthetic Eye Learn the true realities of living with a prosthetic eye. Learn how a few celebrities used this loss to their advantage and how you too can inspire others. The journey from shock and loss through discovery and acceptance to end in a place of comfort and confidence thereby enabling this woman
| Title | : | Me, Myself and Eye: The Realities of Living With a Prosthetic Eye |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.83 (401 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1681021439 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 102 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-14 |
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This intimate look into a seemingly surreal series of events is thought provoking, honest and at times heart wrenching. The journey from shock and loss through discovery and acceptance to end in a place of comfort and confidence thereby enabling this woman to smile once again when she looks at her reflection in the mirror. This passionate real life account is a must read for any one suffering a body part loss.Me, Myself & Eye is the blending and acceptance of:ME, the physical body --- MYSELF, the emotional mind and --- EYE, the prosthesis into a complete and healthy being.Find out what’s it’s like to fight for years only to lose. Learn the true realities of living with a prosthetic eye. Discover camouflaging techniques and how the movements of a pet can help. Understand the trickery of the mind. Learn how a few celebrities used this loss to their advantage and how you too can inspire others. Remember a h
Editorial : About the AuthorCynthia Lee De Boer is a free-lance writer who resides in Nevada. Born in Colorado in 1960, she quickly faced numerous health challenges. These challenges as well as her varied work and life experiences have afforded her the opportunity to gain compassion and understanding of herself and others. Writing is her lifelong passion and at times has served as an escape from the life’s harsh realities. Winning an eighth grade Honor’s English Medal is one of her most prized accomplishments. Cynthia continually attends conferences on the various aspects of writing. In 2011 she completed a two-year course titled “Breaking Into Print”. She’s also involved with writing groups and has even hosted one at a Senior Center. Cynthia’s assorted articles have been published in a local Home Magazine and one in “Shimmy”, a magazine devoted to the art of belly dancing. This article journals the
One problem is that, despite having developed the revolutionary (and correct) theory of natural selection as the mechanism for evolutionary change, Darwin mistakenly allowed a subsidiary role for the Lamarckian idea of the inheritance of acquired characteristics. A great read and it will make you feel good about life and the people in it.. Secondly, he explains the importance of sexual selection in nature, as an important adjunct to his theory of natural selection.
Alfred Russel Wallace had come up with the idea of natural selection independently of Darwin, although he had done so, as he himself acknowledged, twenty years after Darwin first thought of the idea. But we must not fall into the trap of thinking that social problems and inequalities can also be explained by Darwinism.
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(England). He did this in “The Descent of Man” (1871) and in “The Expression of Emotions in Man and Animals” (1872).
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