Smith Morgan Coretta (38 results)

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condition: New.

Condition: New.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condition: New.

HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became an entirely different journey.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares what happened after the hospital stays, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brought gratitude, but it also brought fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult realization that life would never look exactly as it had before.With honesty, faith and emotional courage, Coretta writes about relearning her own life, accepting the woman she had become and finding strength in the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers. She speaks openly about the complicated days survivors do not always discuss, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful or inspirational at all times.As recovery continues, Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, reclaim her voice and understand that her survival carries a greater purpose. Her experience becomes a calling to support survivors, encourage caregivers, promote stroke awareness and remind others that healing does not have to be complete before a life can still hold meaning.This deeply personal continuation is for anyone rebuilding after illness, loss or sudden change. It is also for the people who remain beside them, quietly carrying burdens of their own.Your scars are part of your story, but they are not the whole story.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word. A deeply personal story of life after stroke, exploring faith, family, grief, recovery and the courage to rebuild a meaningful life with purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became a journey of its own.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares the deeply personal reality of life after the hospital, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brings relief and gratitude, but also fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult task of rebuilding a life that no longer feels familiar.With honesty, faith and courage, Coretta reflects on accepting the woman she has become, finding grace in her scars and learning that recovery is not a straight line. She explores the emotions survivors are often expected to hide, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful and inspirational at all times.Her family remains at the heart of her healing. Through the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers, she discovers that presence can be a form of medicine and that those who care for survivors also deserve compassion, rest and support.As Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, she finds her voice again and understands that survival has given her a new purpose. Her journey leads her towards stroke awareness, self-advocacy and encouraging others who are still trying to find their footing after illness or trauma.This moving continuation is for survivors, caregivers and anyone learning to live again after life changes without warning.Your scars may tell part of your story, but they do not define its ending.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word. An honest and faith-filled account of life after stroke, exploring recovery, family, caregiving, emotional healing and the courage to rebuild a meaningful life with purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became a journey of its own.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares the deeply personal reality of life after the hospital, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brings relief and gratitude, but also fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult task of rebuilding a life that no longer feels familiar.With honesty, faith and courage, Coretta reflects on accepting the woman she has become, finding grace in her scars and learning that recovery is not a straight line. She explores the emotions survivors are often expected to hide, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful and inspirational at all times.Her family remains at the heart of her healing. Through the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers, she discovers that presence can be a form of medicine and that those who care for survivors also deserve compassion, rest and support.As Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, she finds her voice again and understands that survival has given her a new purpose. Her journey leads her towards stroke awareness, self-advocacy and encouraging others who are still trying to find their footing after illness or trauma.This moving continuation is for survivors, caregivers and anyone learning to live again after life changes without warning.Your scars may tell part of your story, but they do not define its ending.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word. An honest and faith-filled account of life after stroke, exploring recovery, family, caregiving, emotional healing and the courage to rebuild a meaningful life with purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became an entirely different journey.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares what happened after the hospital stays, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brought gratitude, but it also brought fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult realization that life would never look exactly as it had before.With honesty, faith and emotional courage, Coretta writes about relearning her own life, accepting the woman she had become and finding strength in the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers. She speaks openly about the complicated days survivors do not always discuss, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful or inspirational at all times.As recovery continues, Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, reclaim her voice and understand that her survival carries a greater purpose. Her experience becomes a calling to support survivors, encourage caregivers, promote stroke awareness and remind others that healing does not have to be complete before a life can still hold meaning.This deeply personal continuation is for anyone rebuilding after illness, loss or sudden change. It is also for the people who remain beside them, quietly carrying burdens of their own.Your scars are part of your story, but they are not the whole story.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word. A deeply personal story of life after stroke, exploring faith, family, grief, recovery and the courage to rebuild a meaningful life with purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware 28 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became a journey of its own.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares the deeply personal reality of life after the hospital, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brings relief and gratitude, but also fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult task of rebuilding a life that no longer feels familiar.With honesty, faith and courage, Coretta reflects on accepting the woman she has become, finding grace in her scars and learning that recovery is not a straight line. She explores the emotions survivors are often expected to hide, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful and inspirational at all times.Her family remains at the heart of her healing. Through the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers, she discovers that presence can be a form of medicine and that those who care for survivors also deserve compassion, rest and support.As Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, she finds her voice again and understands that survival has given her a new purpose. Her journey leads her towards stroke awareness, self-advocacy and encouraging others who are still trying to find their footing after illness or trauma.This moving continuation is for survivors, caregivers and anyone learning to live again after life changes without warning.Your scars may tell part of your story, but they do not define its ending.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became an entirely different journey.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares what happened after the hospital stays, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brought gratitude, but it also brought fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult realization that life would never look exactly as it had before.With honesty, faith and emotional courage, Coretta writes about relearning her own life, accepting the woman she had become and finding strength in the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers. She speaks openly about the complicated days survivors do not always discuss, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful or inspirational at all times.As recovery continues, Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, reclaim her voice and understand that her survival carries a greater purpose. Her experience becomes a calling to support survivors, encourage caregivers, promote stroke awareness and remind others that healing does not have to be complete before a life can still hold meaning.This deeply personal continuation is for anyone rebuilding after illness, loss or sudden change. It is also for the people who remain beside them, quietly carrying burdens of their own.Your scars are part of your story, but they are not the whole story.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became a journey of its own.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares the deeply personal reality of life after the hospital, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brings relief and gratitude, but also fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult task of rebuilding a life that no longer feels familiar.With honesty, faith and courage, Coretta reflects on accepting the woman she has become, finding grace in her scars and learning that recovery is not a straight line. She explores the emotions survivors are often expected to hide, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful and inspirational at all times.Her family remains at the heart of her healing. Through the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers, she discovers that presence can be a form of medicine and that those who care for survivors also deserve compassion, rest and support.As Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, she finds her voice again and understands that survival has given her a new purpose. Her journey leads her towards stroke awareness, self-advocacy and encouraging others who are still trying to find their footing after illness or trauma.This moving continuation is for survivors, caregivers and anyone learning to live again after life changes without warning.Your scars may tell part of your story, but they do not define its ending.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became a journey of its own.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares the deeply personal reality of life after the hospital, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brings relief and gratitude, but also fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult task of rebuilding a life that no longer feels familiar.With honesty, faith and courage, Coretta reflects on accepting the woman she has become, finding grace in her scars and learning that recovery is not a straight line. She explores the emotions survivors are often expected to hide, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful and inspirational at all times.Her family remains at the heart of her healing. Through the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers, she discovers that presence can be a form of medicine and that those who care for survivors also deserve compassion, rest and support.As Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, she finds her voice again and understands that survival has given her a new purpose. Her journey leads her towards stroke awareness, self-advocacy and encouraging others who are still trying to find their footing after illness or trauma.This moving continuation is for survivors, caregivers and anyone learning to live again after life changes without warning.Your scars may tell part of your story, but they do not define its ending.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word. An honest and faith-filled account of life after stroke, exploring recovery, family, caregiving, emotional healing and the courage to rebuild a meaningful life with purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became an entirely different journey.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares what happened after the hospital stays, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brought gratitude, but it also brought fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult realization that life would never look exactly as it had before.With honesty, faith and emotional courage, Coretta writes about relearning her own life, accepting the woman she had become and finding strength in the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers. She speaks openly about the complicated days survivors do not always discuss, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful or inspirational at all times.As recovery continues, Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, reclaim her voice and understand that her survival carries a greater purpose. Her experience becomes a calling to support survivors, encourage caregivers, promote stroke awareness and remind others that healing does not have to be complete before a life can still hold meaning.This deeply personal continuation is for anyone rebuilding after illness, loss or sudden change. It is also for the people who remain beside them, quietly carrying burdens of their own.Your scars are part of your story, but they are not the whole story.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word. A deeply personal story of life after stroke, exploring faith, family, grief, recovery and the courage to rebuild a meaningful life with purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became a journey of its own.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares the deeply personal reality of life after the hospital, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brings relief and gratitude, but also fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult task of rebuilding a life that no longer feels familiar.With honesty, faith and courage, Coretta reflects on accepting the woman she has become, finding grace in her scars and learning that recovery is not a straight line. She explores the emotions survivors are often expected to hide, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful and inspirational at all times.Her family remains at the heart of her healing. Through the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers, she discovers that presence can be a form of medicine and that those who care for survivors also deserve compassion, rest and support.As Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, she finds her voice again and understands that survival has given her a new purpose. Her journey leads her towards stroke awareness, self-advocacy and encouraging others who are still trying to find their footing after illness or trauma.This moving continuation is for survivors, caregivers and anyone learning to live again after life changes without warning.Your scars may tell part of your story, but they do not define its ending.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word. An honest and faith-filled account of life after stroke, exploring recovery, family, caregiving, emotional healing and the courage to rebuild a meaningful life with purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became an entirely different journey.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares what happened after the hospital stays, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brought gratitude, but it also brought fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult realization that life would never look exactly as it had before.With honesty, faith and emotional courage, Coretta writes about relearning her own life, accepting the woman she had become and finding strength in the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers. She speaks openly about the complicated days survivors do not always discuss, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful or inspirational at all times.As recovery continues, Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, reclaim her voice and understand that her survival carries a greater purpose. Her experience becomes a calling to support survivors, encourage caregivers, promote stroke awareness and remind others that healing does not have to be complete before a life can still hold meaning.This deeply personal continuation is for anyone rebuilding after illness, loss or sudden change. It is also for the people who remain beside them, quietly carrying burdens of their own.Your scars are part of your story, but they are not the whole story.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word. A deeply personal story of life after stroke, exploring faith, family, grief, recovery and the courage to rebuild a meaningful life with purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became an entirely different journey.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares what happened after the hospital stays, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brought gratitude, but it also brought fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult realization that life would never look exactly as it had before.With honesty, faith and emotional courage, Coretta writes about relearning her own life, accepting the woman she had become and finding strength in the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers. She speaks openly about the complicated days survivors do not always discuss, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful or inspirational at all times.As recovery continues, Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, reclaim her voice and understand that her survival carries a greater purpose. Her experience becomes a calling to support survivors, encourage caregivers, promote stroke awareness and remind others that healing does not have to be complete before a life can still hold meaning.This deeply personal continuation is for anyone rebuilding after illness, loss or sudden change. It is also for the people who remain beside them, quietly carrying burdens of their own.Your scars are part of your story, but they are not the whole story.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Surviving a stroke was only the beginning. Learning how to live again became a journey of its own.In I'm Still Here: A Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Purpose After Stroke, Part Two, Coretta Smith-Morgan shares the deeply personal reality of life after the hospital, surgery and rehabilitation. Returning home brings relief and gratitude, but also fear, grief, exhaustion and the difficult task of rebuilding a life that no longer feels familiar.With honesty, faith and courage, Coretta reflects on accepting the woman she has become, finding grace in her scars and learning that recovery is not a straight line. She explores the emotions survivors are often expected to hide, including anger, discouragement, loneliness and the pressure to appear grateful and inspirational at all times.Her family remains at the heart of her healing. Through the love of her husband, daughters, mother, sister and caregivers, she discovers that presence can be a form of medicine and that those who care for survivors also deserve compassion, rest and support.As Coretta begins to recognize God in ordinary moments, she finds her voice again and understands that survival has given her a new purpose. Her journey leads her towards stroke awareness, self-advocacy and encouraging others who are still trying to find their footing after illness or trauma.This moving continuation is for survivors, caregivers and anyone learning to live again after life changes without warning.Your scars may tell part of your story, but they do not define its ending.You survived. You are still here. And your hardest chapter does not have the final word. An honest and faith-filled account of life after stroke, exploring recovery, family, caregiving, emotional healing and the courage to rebuild a meaningful life with purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…