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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Having a sense of humor is essential to health, says singer-songwriter Carla Ulbrich, who has found laughter to be a lifesaver during tough times. Under the stress of multiple illnesses and constant health care, Ulbrich one day snapped and became the Singing Patient. She channeled her hard won victories, set about reclaiming her health, and penned How Can You NOT Laugh at a Time Like This?, a collection of short, inspiring, funny essays that help people thrive and celebrate life despite illness. As Ulbrich spins her tale (and shares some songs), she lampoons common fears and prejudices about illness and lovingly lambastes the foibles of the medical industry. She offers heartfelt and humorous advice for navigating mainstream and alternative therapies, and she guides partners, families, and friends who wish to help their loved ones. …

Paperback. Condition: Fair. Having a sense of humor is essential to health, says singer-songwriter Carla Ulbrich, who has found laughter to be a lifesaver during tough times. Under the stress of multiple illnesses and constant health care, Ulbrich one day snapped and became the Singing Patient. She channeled her hard won victories, set about reclaiming her health, and penned How Can You NOT Laugh at a Time Like This?, a collection of short, inspiring, funny essays that help people thrive and celebrate life despite illness. As Ulbrich spins her tale (and shares some songs), she lampoons common fears and prejudices about illness and lovingly lambastes the foibles of the medical industry. She offers heartfelt and humorous advice for navigating mainstream and alternative therapies, and she guides partners, families, and friends who wish to help their loved ones.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Having a sense of humor is essential to health, says singer-songwriter Carla Ulbrich, who has found laughter to be a lifesaver during tough times. Under the stress of multiple illnesses and constant health care, Ulbrich one day snapped and became the Singing Patient. She channeled her hard won victories, set about reclaiming her health, and penned How Can You NOT Laugh at a Time Like This?, a collection of short, inspiring, funny essays that help people thrive and celebrate life despite illness. As Ulbrich spins her tale (and shares some songs), she lampoons common fears and prejudices about illness and lovingly lambastes the foibles of the medical industry. She offers heartfelt and humorous advice for navigating mainstream and alternative therapies, and she guides partners, families, and friends who wish to help their loved ones. …

Paperback. Condition: Fair. Having a sense of humor is essential to health, says singer-songwriter Carla Ulbrich, who has found laughter to be a lifesaver during tough times. Under the stress of multiple illnesses and constant health care, Ulbrich one day snapped and became the Singing Patient. She channeled her hard won victories, set about reclaiming her health, and penned How Can You NOT Laugh at a Time Like This?, a collection of short, inspiring, funny essays that help people thrive and celebrate life despite illness. As Ulbrich spins her tale (and shares some songs), she lampoons common fears and prejudices about illness and lovingly lambastes the foibles of the medical industry. She offers heartfelt and humorous advice for navigating mainstream and alternative therapies, and she guides partners, families, and friends who wish to help their loved ones.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. Welcome to the future The kids are gone. All of a sudden you are a family of one or two, rattling around in a house that is bigger than you need or have the energy and desire to maintain. This scenario is the change that prompts many of us to rethink our housing choices. Take charge of the clutter in your life with>Re-Creating Home: Downsizing and De-Cluttering After 50. This easy-to-read guide, written by Fran Scoville and Holley Ulbrich, presents the obstacles-and solutions-to living at home in the later years. In the face of retirement, financial changes, health concerns, or simply the desire to reduce the amount of stuff they have, many people over the age of fifty are ready to make the change. But is it better to downsize to a smaller home or simply clear out the current one? How do you decide what to get rid of and what to keep? Explore these questions and more with>Re-Creating Home: Downsizing and De-Cluttering After 50. This working guide helps you evaluate the need for, and transition to, a more simplified lifestyle. …

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Welcome to the future The kids are gone. All of a sudden you are a family of one or two, rattling around in a house that is bigger than you need or have the energy and desire to maintain. This scenario is the change that prompts many of us to rethink our housing choices. Take charge of the clutter in your life with>Re-Creating Home: Downsizing and De-Cluttering After 50. This easy-to-read guide, written by Fran Scoville and Holley Ulbrich, presents the obstacles-and solutions-to living at home in the later years. In the face of retirement, financial changes, health concerns, or simply the desire to reduce the amount of stuff they have, many people over the age of fifty are ready to make the change. But is it better to downsize to a smaller home or simply clear out the current one? How do you decide what to get rid of and what to keep? Explore these questions and more with>Re-Creating Home: Downsizing and De-Cluttering After 50. This working guide helps you evaluate the need for, and transition to, a more simplified lifestyle. …

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Lyon's Legacy. Book.

paperback. Condition: Like New. May have light shelf wear and/or a remainder mark. Complete. Clean pages.

paperback. Condition: Very Good. May have light to moderate shelf wear and/or a remainder mark. Complete. Clean pages.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Former library book; May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.