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What if most cancers of the breast, ovaries, uterus, prostate, and thyroid could be avoided by simply supplementing with an affordable mineral that is lacking in the food supply and modern diet? What if the explosive increase in ADHD, autism, low IQ, depression, violent behavior, and some mental disorders could have also been prevented during gestation by this lacking mineral? What if a modern chemical found in carpet, furniture, cars, toddler clothes, and even some foods exacerbated this deficiency? What if I told you that your doctor is actually trained by the system to tell you not to take this mineral? What if I told you there is a different more common mineral supplement and food items with it, that your doctor and government want you to take in excess and is promoting chronic pain, cancer, and many health problems that lead to unnecessary suffering and an early grave? What if there was yet another simple mineral that most all are deficient of that will reduce heart disease risk by more than 50%? What if this mineral could be added to soft water, improve the taste, cost only about 20 cents a day, and transform this water into a healing elixir? What if this same mineral or mineralized water will not only reduce the risk of various chronic diseases but can actually help reverse or cure some of them too? What if this mineral when supplemented properly, will reduce people's need for pain-relieving drugs? What if at least some of the opioid crisis, was simply a deficiency of this mineral? What if many joint replacement surgeries and other surgeries for chronic pain that often go wrong, could be avoided by simply supplementing by this one mineral and one added inexpensive vitamin that also improves skin health?

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Five Reasons Why It’s Okay To Not Be Okay

No one said life was fair. Whatever life throws at you, there will be a reaction. The expectation of being Okay with all of the outcomes is not realistic. Life is messy. It is Okay to not be Okay with mucky results. Here are some thoughts on the subject.

1. Okay, so you feel cruddy. Nothing fits. Nothing taste right. Your hair won’t cooperate, the job, home, partner, and small humans you are responsible for and love are out of sync, and the bank account threatens to bottom out. It is Okay to not be Okay with troubling truths, but it is Okay to admit you are overwhelmed.
2. Okay, so your way is not the way things are going. Life is chuck full of bumps, detours, and blindsiding. It upsets and rattles your balance. Give yourself a moment, a day, or a week to stop and re-work the immediate priorities. It is Okay not to be Okay when crap happens, but it is Okay to take time to process and plan.
3. Okay, you really don’t like words and or actions of others. It is uncomfortable, elicits negativity, and is escalating into anger. Don’t sit in seething silence. You need to advocate. It is Okay to not be Okay with an action or idea that affects your life, but it is Okay to speak up for yourself.
4. Okay, so you are alone and disconnected from everyone. You are feeling sorry for yourself on so many levels. Have a good cry. Let the tears flow, and the tissue boxes deplete. It is a physical relief to just blubber all of the negative emotions. When you are done, wash your face and throw away the tissues. Find that friend who is always there. Take a walk. It’s Okay to not be Okay with sadness, but it is Okay to have a private pity party.
5. Okay, so you are feeling inept. Everything is piling on your plate and spilling over. Juggling everyone is exhausting. You have only two hands and less than fifteen hours of conscious hours to get it all done. Ask for help. There is no shame in reaching out for advice and assistance. It is Okay to not be able to do everything solo, but it is Okay to accept a helping hand.

 Be mindful of yourself. Be honest about your feelings and abilities. It is Okay to not be Okay, but it is NOT Okay to not being Okay all of the time. Seek out professional help if not being Okay morphs into your normal state of being. Your emotional health needs to be a priority so you can be an active participant in your life. Okay?

Antoinette Truglio Martin’s

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Hug Everyone You Know

  Book Summary

During 2017's National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, She Writes Press published Antoinette Truglio Martin’s touching memoir, Hug Everyone You Know: A Year of Community, Courage, and Cancer. It is a 2017 USA Best Book Awards Finalist in Non-Fiction: Narrative and a 2018 Next Generation Indie Book Finalist: Non-Fiction Women's Issues.

In 2007, Martin believed her call back doctor appointment was routine, maybe a scare, nothing worse. Her shock at receiving a Stage I breast cancer diagnosis was instantly compounded by her own deep fears. As a self-described wimp—afraid of needles and uncomfortable with sedation—how was she going to get through this?

 Antoinette started her fight against cancer with words. She began by journaling and by writing emails to Her Everyone—the large close-knit family and circle of beloved friends wanting to offer their support, especially those who were fighting breast cancer alongside her. The emails not only helped to keep Her Everyone informed, they gave cancer less of a presence in Antoinette’s life, since she wasn’t repeatedly updating people or saying the word “cancer” over and over. The practice of writing calmed her and also gave her space to focus on living: on the house that wasn’t selling, an exciting new job, daughters in college, and summer beach plans. She signed every email with a reminder to “hug everyone you know.”

Those emails and journal entries are at the heart of this memoir, which gives the book an immediacy and raw power.

Hug Everyone You Know is a memoir about how Antoinette found the courage to navigate her first year of breast cancer treatment. It’s the story of how a community—colleagues, family, friends—rallied to support her. The book is moving, brave, informative, and occasionally funny—and it speaks to us all.

Hug Everyone You Know is now available to purchase on Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, and  IndieBound.

 Praise for Hug Everyone You Know

“…a well-written, concise telling of what it’s like to be hit with a cancer diagnosis and the human thoughts that accompany it, like ‘how do I tell the family?’ and ‘what do I tell them?.... In five words: she writes a good story…. Martin’s persona is optimistic; you just want to hang around her and it’s that attitude that got her through. Not surprisingly, gratefulness is part of her mantra. So are hugs.”—The Suffolk County News

“Filled with fresh air, light, and life, Hug Everyone You Know is an intimate conversation with an intelligent, funny survivor. The voice rings true, and the insights resonate well beyond the cancer moment. Highly recommended.”—Joni Rodgers, NYT bestselling author of Bald in the Land of Big Hair

“… a compelling memoir about the importance of community while navigating a life crisis such as cancer. As an oncology nurse and a cancer survivor myself, I found Martin's writing to be a refreshingly real depiction of life as a cancer patient. Her writing is a testimony to the endurance of the human spirit, the importance of love and community, and the need for hope every day of the journey.”—Lee Ambrose, StoryCircle Book Reviews

“Martin used journaling and emails to “My Everyone,” her group of close family and friends, to get through her diagnosis, treatment, and recovery from early-stage breast cancer….The account reveals the value of keeping a journal as a means of coping with one’s fears and acknowledges the support Martin received through sharing her experience rather than trying to shield others from her illness.”—Library Journal

“…how does one wake up from a nightmare like Stage 1 breast cancer? For Antoinette Truglio Martin, the answer was in her community — her family, friends, and close “everyone.” In this memoir, she documents how staying connected with the people in her life helped her to find the courage to embrace her reality and to transform it into a life-giving experience….Martin writes with natural humor and readers will find a lot of encouragement and hope in her writing. This book will show readers the power of human connectivity and how sharing our experience can become an inspiring journey, not only for those who listen to us, but for us who live it….a gift to receive, use and pass on. This book will give readers the strength and the inspiration to name their suffering and to triumph over it. It’s exciting, informative and, above all, entertaining.”—Christian Sia, Reader’s Favorite

“This is a beautifully and honestly written account of the challenges that face women and families confronting a breast cancer diagnosis. It passionately illustrates the ability of women and their ‘Everyone’s’ to find their strength and demonstrate their love.”—Karen Schmitt, MA, BSN, Director, Cancer Services Program of Manhattan New York Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia Executive Director, CARE Shared Resource Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center

“…Being in the medical field, it’s a shot of reality seeing it from the patients’ point of view, with the day-in and day-out struggles of life compounded with the diagnosis. This book brought a face to breast cancer and I feel privileged and honored that she shared it with me. I will hug everyone I know, now and forever.”—Barbara M. O’Brien RN, Director of Cancer Services Program of Staten Island, Staten Island University Hospital

“…beautifully captures the terror and anxiety—as well as the awkwardness and occasional humor—that follow a diagnosis of breast cancer, and the salvation to be found in the love and support of family and friends.”—Andrew Botsford, Editor and Visiting Professor, Stony Brook Southampton MFA in Creative Writing & Literature

  

About the Author

Antoinette Truglio Martin is a life-long Long Islander, teacher, wife, mother, daughter, and friend. She is the author of Hug Everyone You Know: A Year of Community, Courage, and Cancer—a memoir chronicling her first year battling breast cancer as a wimpy patient. Personal experience essays and excerpts of her memoir were published in Bridges, Visible Ink, and The Southampton Review. Martin proudly received her MFA in creative writing and literature from Stony Brook/Southampton University in 2016. Antoinette had also written the children's picture book, Famous Seaweed Soup (Albert Whitman and Company), and was a regular columnist for local periodicals Parent Connections (In a Family Way) and Fire Island Tide (Beach Bumming). Her blog, Stories Served Around The Table, tells family tales and life's musings. She lives in her hometown of Sayville, New York with her husband, Matt, and is never far from her “Everyone” and the beaches she loves. Since being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in 2012, she strives to not let cancer to dictate her life. 

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Abortions "In the Church" 

Abortions in the Church – Divine Strategies to Spiritual Deliverance is a book designed to spring forth a spiritual awakening in the church across the world as it brings deliverance unto Gods people. It speaks to the body of Christ about the bloodshed that is taken place in God’s house day after day and assembly after assembly, as it sheds light on the spiritual miscarriages, abortions, and stillbirths that are taking place right in the church of God’s promises, visions, dreams, and purposes for His people. While exposing its direct connection to the murders and deaths that are taking place naturally, the bloodshed must end on the inside of the church before it reaches beyond its walls.  Abortions in the Church – Divine Strategies to Spiritual Deliverance provides strategies on how to be delivered from those things that cause spiritual miscarriages, abortions, and stillbirths so that one can deliver the manifestation of God’s word within their lives.

With these strategies, you can

• Understand what a spiritual abortion, miscarriage and stillborn entails
• Recognize the risk factors and signs of having a spiritual abortion, miscarriage and stillborn
• Obtain preventive methods to eliminate spiritual abortions, miscarriages, and stillbirths
• Identify areas that have caused or could cause an interruption in your purpose, goals, visions, dreams, desires or mission.
• Conceive and preserve the word of God
• Overcome opposition that has hindered you from living out your purpose, living your dreams, goals, visions, aspirations, etc.

 

If you are looking for guest speakers that coincide with your vision, I believe that what God has released through this book will be an asset to your audience and the work that He is doing through you.  Here are a list of topics that go along with the book. However, my topics of discussion are not limited by these listed below.  

 Conference / Summit/Seminar/Speaking Empowerment Topics and Training

I am Pregnant with Possibilities

Delivering my Expectations

Planned Pregnancy

I Think I am pregnant

Overcoming/Avoiding the Pitfalls of having a spiritual  miscarriage, abortion & stillborn

Avoiding SIDS

False Labor Pain

Preventing Premature Birth

Resuscitate my baby

Balancing my pregnancy

How to deliver a healthy baby

Trusting others with you baby

My baby needs to grow up

It takes a village to raise this baby

My Baby Just L.E.A.P

Kingdom Business: Non-Negotiable

B.O.S.S. (Birthing Out Successful Solutions) Business Strategy Series

F Factors (Fear. Faith. Favor)

You can also learn more about me on my website: 

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www.divine-order.org

www.derashayzorn.com

I look forward to hearing from you soon and how we can work together to build the kingdom of God.

Patricia Bell, Author

From House to Home – Karina’s Journey Book 1

Fifteen-year-old Karina Murberry, Life is about to change. When her drug-dealing mother lands in jail, she finds herself sleeping on a park bench. What’s a girl to do? Just as she’s resolved herself to the idea of entering a group home full of bully’s and cockroaches, her principal discovers a mysterious emergency contact in her file. 

Without any discussion, she is shipped off to a small town away from everyone she’s ever known. And If learning she has an estranged Aunt and Grandmother wasn’t bad enough, Karina must now contend with an Uncle who is younger than her- and not so nice either. 

After overhearing a phone conversation between her aunt and grandmother, Karina suspects that her father, the guy her mother said left them stranded when she was two, could be in this very town. Armed with determination, sharp wit, and her new bestie, Amy, they begin an investigation. 

After all the lies her mother told her, Karina is on a quest to uncover the truth. Along the way, she uncovers long-held secrets, experiences real friendships, and for the first time in her life she realizes what it means to go “From House to Home”

From Good to Bad – Karina’s Journey Book 2

Adjusting to life in the small town of Queen Creek, Arizona is not a problem for Karina Murberry. As a matter of fact, things couldn’t be better. She has a wonderful family, (Including her new-found father). An awesome bestie, and even a hot boyfriend. But things are about to change, and this time, not for the good.

When Aunt Kari gets the dreaded phone call that Karina’s mother has been released from jail, all at once, the trouble begins. Joseph begins acting peculiar and Karina has no idea where they stand anymore. 

James begins acting out in his own way. Between smoking, drinking and cheating on Amy, life begin to shift dangerously out of control. And when a fire breaks out at the school, will James be the one to blame? 

When Karina finds out the deadly secret about her mother, things will never be the same for her or her family. Join Karina as she struggles with forgiveness, friendships, family secrets and faith. 

When life goes “From Good to bad.” 

From Lies to Truth- Karina’s Journey Book 3

After a summer of counselling to accept the loss of her mother, Karina is ready to get back to school and her friends. But just when she thought things would get better…she was wrong. When Josie Mendez shows up at school, Karina’s life spins out of control. As she stares face to face with a three-year-old rumor, will she be ready to deal with the truth of her boyfriend’s past? Can their relationship survive? And then... A mysterious illness, An unexplained accident, and a drug set-up. And to top it all off, letters arrive in the mail from none other than the man she helped put away. Easy Money. Will Karina be able to hold it together as her world falls apart? Find out in the final book. From Lies to Truth.

She’s No Angel -Angel Series Book 1

My name is Angel and I’m… well, I’m dead. No, I’m not an angel. I’m a Celestial Soul. And me and my soul sister Skye, we work for God. You know, righting wrongs and helping people find their way back to Him. I guess you could say she’s the Watson to my Holmes.

On this assignment, I’ve got to figure out how to bring the Weiss family back together again. Only I wasn’t exactly thinking when I showed up on their doorstep as their new nanny. Truth is, I don’t even like kids. So, my goal is to get out of there alive… well, you know what I mean.

I should manage alright with Skye in my corner, of course, that is, if Antonio stays out of my way. He’s an Infernal Soul who works for the man downstairs and his sole purpose in life, or rather in death, is to make my life miserable. No one ever told me that eternal rest would be such hard work! And as Skye would say, “The spiritual battle is real, girlfriend!”

I got my creativity from my mother who was very talented at all she did. But instead of pursuing a career in writing, I took after my father and joined the military. After thirteen years serving my country, I got out and settled down in Arizona. I am happily married to my best friend and have three grown children who are off living their own lives.

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