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No time to panic : how I curbed my anxiety and conquered a lifetime of panic attacks / by Gutman, Matt,1977-author.;
Includes bibliographical references."A memoir of news reporter Matt Gutman's experience with panic attacks and his quest to seek out treatment"--
Subjects: Biographies.; Personal narratives.; Gutman, Matt, 1977-; Panic attacks.; Panic disorders; Panic disorders.;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Sleeping with friends / by Schultz, Emily,1974-author.;
After waking up from a coma with only memories of movies she's known and loved, Mia Sinclair, when her college friends assemble for a weekend party to help her remember, discovers her accident might not have been an accident at all as old tensions and new suspicions rise.
Subjects: Detective and mystery fiction.; Humorous fiction.; Novels.; Attempted murder; College students; Coma; Friendship; Motion pictures;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Terry Fox : a story of hope / by Trottier, Maxine;
Subjects: Fox, Terry (Terrance Stanley), 1958-1981; Cancer; Runners (Sports);
© c2005., Scholastic Canada,
Available copies: 6 / Total copies: 7
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Heart health for Canadians : the definitive guide / by Abramson, Beth L.,1966-;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Heart diseases in women.; Heart; Heart; Patient advocacy.; Women;
© c2013., HarperCollins Canada,
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 2
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Crow talk : a novel / by Garvin, Eileen,author.;
"Nationally bestselling author of The Music of Bees Eileen Garvin returns with a moving story of hope, healing, and unexpected friendship set amidst the wild natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest"--
Subjects: Psychological fiction.; Novels.; Friendship; Ornithologists; Speech therapist and patient; Women composers;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Whole brain living : the anatomy of choice and the four characters that drive our life / by Taylor, Jill Bolte,1959-author.;
"At age 37, Harvard neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor suffered a massive left-hemisphere stroke that took away her ability to speak, walk, read, write, or remember any of her life-and gave her an unprecedented, profound experience of dwelling in the right hemisphere and the sense of oneness and peace to be found there. Her recovery led to her writing the New York Times bestseller My Stroke of Insight, being named one of Time Magazine's Most Influential People in the world, and delivering one of the top talks of all time at the world renowned TED conference. Dr. Jill closed her famous TED talk by stating that we have the power to choose, moment by moment, who and how we want to be in the world. Since she uttered those words in 2008, she has received hundreds of thousands of emails from people all around the world asking for a specific set of directions on how they too can choose a peaceful mind-set in a world where politics, relationships, and life in general spiral into an uncomfortable state of chaos"--
Subjects: Biographies.; Taylor, Jill Bolte, 1959-; Brain damage; Brain.; Cerebrovascular disease; Emotions; Mind and body.; Neurosciences.; Neuroscientists; Personality;
Available copies: 0 / Total copies: 1
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Going home in the dark / by Koontz, Dean R.(Dean Ray),1945-author.;
"As kids, outcasts Rebecca, Bobby, Spencer, and Ernie were inseparable friends in the idyllic town of Maple Grove. Three left to pursue lofty dreams-and achieved them. Only Ernie never left. When he falls into a coma, his three amigos feel an urgent need to return home. Don't they remember people lapsing into comas back then? And those people always awoke ... didn't they? After two decades, not a lot has changed in Maple Grove, especially Ernie's obnoxious, scary mother. But Rebecca, Bobby, and Spencer begin to remember a hulking, murderous figure and weirdness piled on mystery that they were made to forget. As Ernie sinks deeper into darkness, something strange awaits any friend who tries to save him. For Rebecca, Bobby, and Spencer, time is running out to remember the terrors of the past in a perfect town where nothing is what it seems. For Maple Grove, it's a chance to have the "four amigos," as they once called themselves, back in its grasp"--
Subjects: Thrillers (Fiction); Psychological fiction.; Novels.; Coma; Coma; Friendship; Homecoming; Secrecy; Small cities; Terror;
Available copies: 0 / Total copies: 3
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Children Like Us : A Métis Woman's Memoir of Family, Identity and Walking Herself Home. by Penner, Brittany.;
'Children Like Us' is a breathtaking memoir about a Metis girl who was adopted by a Mennonite family. It asks difficult questions about family, identity, belonging, and cultural continuity. Brittany Penner is a Metis author, family physician, and lecturer. She lives in Blumenort, MB. A RADD Pick.Library Bound Incorporated
Subjects: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Cultural, Ethnic & Regional / Indigenous; BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Medical (incl. Patients); BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Women;
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Vacationland : a novel / by Moore, Meg Mitchell,author.;
"From the author of Two Truths and a Lie and The Islanders, a delicious summer read set in midcoast Maine, tackling family secrets, marriage, motherhood and privilege. Louisa has come to her parents' house in Maine this summer with all three of her kids, a barely-written book, and a trunkful of resentment. Left behind in Brooklyn is her husband, who has promised that after this final round of fundraising at his startup he will once again pick up his share of the household responsibilities. Louisa is hoping that the crisp breeze off Penobscot Bay will blow away the irritation she is feeling with her life choices and replace it with enthusiasm for both her family and her work. But all isn't well in Maine. Louisa's father, a retired judge and pillar of the community, is suffering from Alzheimer's. Louisa's mother is alternately pretending everything is fine and not pretending at all. And one of Louisa's children happens upon a very confusing and heartfelt letter referring to something Louisa doesn't think her father could possibly have done. Louisa's not the only one searching for something in Maine this summer. Kristie took the Greyhound bus from Pennsylvania with one small suitcase, $761, and a lot of baggage. She's got a past she's trying to outrun, a secret she's trying to unpack, and a new boyfriend who's so impossibly kind she can't figure out what she did to deserve him. But she can't keep her various lives from colliding forever. As June turns to July turns to August, secrets will be unearthed, betrayals will come to light, and both Louisa and Kristie will ask themselves what they are owed and what they owe others. A delicious summer read and an exploration of family, responsibility, ambition and loss, Vacationland is Meg Mitchell Moore at her best."--
Subjects: Domestic fiction.; Novels.; Alzheimer's disease; Family secrets; Summer;
Available copies: 0 / Total copies: 2
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Vacationland [text (large print)] : a novel / by Moore, Meg Mitchell,author.;
"From the author of Two Truths and a Lie and The Islanders, a delicious summer read set in midcoast Maine, tackling family secrets, marriage, motherhood and privilege. Louisa has come to her parents' house in Maine this summer with all three of her kids, a barely-written book, and a trunkful of resentment. Left behind in Brooklyn is her husband, who has promised that after this final round of fundraising at his startup he will once again pick up his share of the household responsibilities. Louisa is hoping that the crisp breeze off Penobscot Bay will blow away the irritation she is feeling with her life choices and replace it with enthusiasm for both her family and her work. But all isn't well in Maine. Louisa's father, a retired judge and pillar of the community, is suffering from Alzheimer's. Louisa's mother is alternately pretending everything is fine and not pretending at all. And one of Louisa's children happens upon a very confusing and heartfelt letter referring to something Louisa doesn't think her father could possibly have done. Louisa's not the only one searching for something in Maine this summer. Kristie took the Greyhound bus from Pennsylvania with one small suitcase, $761, and a lot of baggage. She's got a past she's trying to outrun, a secret she's trying to unpack, and a new boyfriend who's so impossibly kind she can't figure out what she did to deserve him. But she can't keep her various lives from colliding forever. As June turns to July turns to August, secrets will be unearthed, betrayals will come to light, and both Louisa and Kristie will ask themselves what they are owed and what they owe others. A delicious summer read and an exploration of family, responsibility, ambition and loss, Vacationland is Meg Mitchell Moore at her best."--
Subjects: Domestic fiction.; Large type books.; Novels.; Alzheimer's disease; Family secrets; Summer;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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