Isn't Life Strange? - Stevens, Glenn Richard
37,99 €
inkl. MwSt.
Versandkostenfrei*
Versandfertig in 1-2 Wochen
  • Broschiertes Buch

This book that I wrote was due to humorous thoughts that came to mind as I was coming off¬ medication prescribed by my psychiatrist. I was busy taking notes and drawing funny images on my computer. I was having the best time of my life trying to make light of the otherwise stressful world we live in. Just needed to have some fun poking at certain situations that would pop into my mind. Life is too short not to see the humor in it and realize that if we can laugh at ourselves and others we can heal from past hurts and move forward! I'd like to thank my Lord Jesus for giving me the opportunity…mehr

Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
Produktbeschreibung
This book that I wrote was due to humorous thoughts that came to mind as I was coming off¬ medication prescribed by my psychiatrist. I was busy taking notes and drawing funny images on my computer. I was having the best time of my life trying to make light of the otherwise stressful world we live in. Just needed to have some fun poking at certain situations that would pop into my mind. Life is too short not to see the humor in it and realize that if we can laugh at ourselves and others we can heal from past hurts and move forward! I'd like to thank my Lord Jesus for giving me the opportunity to find humor in this life and to share the love and joy to others. I feel really blessed!!
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Autorenporträt
I was born in Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, back in the year 1965. I'm a twin, and my brother Paul was born 20 minutes later. He was born breached but always was the one who looked out for my best interests! Paul always seemed to excel at whatever he did and I was a little more mechanically inclined, since my older brother, Mike, and Paul would fight to play with my lego inventions. Our family grew up in Cedar where I spent a lot of time either outdoors or working on some kind of invention. I used to like to take apart devices but unfortunately didn't necessarily get them back together exactly without having some missing parts lying around. Mom was a hardworking woman who was like a rock in my life and those of my brothers. She went back to work after my brothers and I were in school so that she would be able to provide for us, since my dad's barbering days were over and he was looking at other work options - he ended up being an alarm installer. I never felt neglected in any way and we all had good memories with visits from family and friends. One favourite memory was when I learned to windsurf with the help of my dad who bought three boards. I caught on quickly since I was tired of my dad giving instructions from his boat nearby! At the age of 21, I ended up in the hospital in Comox, B.C. after having a breakdown from the stress of college life. I was put on medication and have had a pretty rocky life, but thank God I have maintained a sense of humor and love of people. I always looked at the best of people and how creative they can be. I've learned a lot during the years I struggled with mental health issues but am thankful for all the help I received over the years from the medical professionals!