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No longer available here, but please contact the author at www.nwherbs.org
Author: Erin Kenny
Paperback,
September 2003
ISBN
1-929359-20-9
This exciting nature journal
is perfect for anyone who
is interested in observing
and recording daily and
seasonal changes in the
natural world, as well as
foraging for and making
herbal medicines from local
plants.
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No longer available here, but please contact the author at www.bonemarrowboogie.com
Author: Janie Starr
Paperback,
September 2002
ISBN
1-929359-16-0
We all hit a brick wall at some
time in our lives. Starr's rose
up inside her body in the form
of a cancerous tumor lurking
behind her chest wall and growing
fast. With rare honesty, humor,
and shine, Starr recounts her
early terror and ultimate triumph
as she scaled that wall and
danced her jig on top. MORE
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Scott,
I didn't get to say goodbye
Out of stock
Author: Mary Harrison
Paperback, March 2001
ISBN 1-929359-13-6
"Mary Harrison writes with eloquence, power, and above all
raw honesty. A gifted wordsmith, her writings are a window to her
heart, her soul, the very essence of her being. She gives generously
of herself, refusing to hide behind vagueness or sentiment..."
-Diane Culner-Veehoff, RN, LCSW, PhD
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In stock and available
By Kara L.C. Jones
Paperback, August 1999, 2nd
edition June 2002
ISBN 1-929359-01-2, 2nd edition
1-929359-15-2
Library of Congress Control
Number: 2002092667
Price: $15.00
This second edition includes the full, original narrative plus
a 2002 Foreword, an updated Resource guide for finding online and
offline bereavement support, and information about The Mrs. Duck
Project and the new KotaPress membership program, Friends of Mrs.
Duck.
If someone you know and love is enduring the death
of a baby due to any cause, this can be a wonderful
gift to honor the memory of that child. Perfect
for those awkward holidays like Mothers/Fathers
Day or the first Christmas after the death of the
child-- honor that child and recognize that parent's
grief with this gift. MORE
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