Denial Is Not A River In Egypt
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| Rating | : | 4.69 (786 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1568381883 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 104 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-06-29 |
| Language | : | English |
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marti mcginnis said Cute, but sort of dorky. This is good for people with "Short Attention Span" disorders. But, I'm probably missing the point. That's probably what it's for. I can't quite dis the quotes and don't want to, but it's frothy, kids. And yet, maybe frothy, light and somewhat easy reader-ish is what you desire. After all, they can't all be heavy handed recovery books. You read a bunch of those and you need . A wonderful collection of witty but powerful aphorisms Rev. Wayne Bradley Robinson, Ph.D. The author is a recovering alcoholic and the title reflects a turning point on her own journey of recovery. She had stopped drinking and, since she had hitherto equated having a good time and drinking, she was looking ahead to a rather moribund life. But she overheard someone quip, "Denial Is Not a River in Egypt" and she involuntarily found herself laughing out loud for the. A Customer said This book saved my marriage.. I knew my wife had a drinking problem, but every time I brought up the subject it would always end in WWIII. So, I bought a copy of this brilliant book and put it in the bathroom (mixed in with the magazines.) It is the first publication that treats a human problem with humanity, rather than with holier-than-thou condemnation. One month after she "happened to stumbled upon i
She has been making television commercials for twenty-five years, in addition to her writing. She lives in New York City with her teenage son and has been in recovery for almost fourteen years. Sandi Bachom is director of broadcast production at ad agency Mad Dogs and Englishmen, in New York.
. About the Author Sandi Bachom is director of broadcast production at ad agency Mad Dogs and Englishmen, in New York. She has been making television commercials for twenty-five years, in addition to her writing. She lives in New York City with her teenage son and has been in recovery for almost fourteen years
"The most important part of enlightenment is to lighten up," according to Bachom and Ross. Don Ross is the coauthor and illustrator of a line of children's books. A great gift idea. An alcoholic is someone whose feet are firmly planted in thin air. A collection of quips and wise sayings, epigrams and home truths that have seen so many through troubled times and recovery. But you can't tell him much. Embellished with whimsical hieroglyphics, these well-chosen quotations on fear, denial, insanity, ego, resentment, acceptance, healing and laughter can brighten our day in an