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The Day my life Started My Birthday by Ananya Singh ,Ashutosh Das Pdf
Anthology "The day my life started- My Birthday" is a compilation by Ananya Singh and Ashutosh Das. This anthology is based on birthday feelings. Every writeup is related to born-day and special memories of birthday!! It is collection of writings tied together by 70 writers on the same theme. This Anthology is recognised by OMG Book of Records .
Wings for the butterfly The day my life newly began by Ntailan Lolkoki Pdf
Wings for the butterfly, the day my life newly began is a journey; a long and hard one inside a woman’s life who travelled far away from her own country and also inside herself to find a meaning to her existence and get back the integrity that she had lost at a young age. Today female mutilation is still practiced in various parts of the world, and many young girls who undergo FGM live in Africa. FGM is most prevalent among ethnic groups like Samburu, Maasai, Somali…The author is a victim of this cruelty, and through her book wants to raise awareness among young African girls, and more, against a brutal practice that changes their lives forever. The book starts with a description of a simple but happy life, until the mutilation day comes and Ntailan’s existence changes completely. The way she loves herself and her body, the way she sees her parents who are guilty of allowing that, her feelings towards men and life, everything is discombobulated. So, the journey starts, through sorrow, and through a long spiritual and psychological path of healing, in order to find her real identity and roots. From pain, confusion and loss, through a long period of wandering and discovery, to eventual happiness – this is her story. Ntailan Lolkoki is a Maasai-Samburu living in Berlin. She is a painter, dancer and writer but most importantly she is an activist against FGM. Her biography was first released in Germany under the name of Fluegel fuer den Schmetterling, der Tag Mein Leben neue Began. It explains her life through FGM and the transformation thereafter. Her life is dedicated to inspiring many others with the same or similar cases of FGM, to rise and stand for themselves, facing and accepting their traumas as well as forgiving their perpetrators. She has given talks in Germany and in Kenya on the subject, to say no to FGM. She has written three books, all of them with a message to girls and women against FGM. One of her books is known as the Kingdom of Watetu and Songaland. It is an African Fairy Tale about a Princess who discovers as a child that FGM was wrong and went against it at the cost of almost losing her life. In the end her sacrifices paid off as she managed to save the girls of her tribe and reunite two neighbouring tribes at war because of FGM. Her third book is known as Life After Reconstruction, My Life After FGM Reconstruction. In it, she also continues to raise awareness against FGM.
In vivid language, the author tells of his childhood and the history of his country up to his escape as a 17-year-old, which led from Lebanon to Germany. It is a story of rubber dinghies on the Mediterranean and of inconceivable conditions in refugee camps, of people who become increasingly dependent as they continue to flee and who can only hope to be tried under the rule of law in countries such as Austria or Germany. But the ordeal is by no means over. Depression, exacerbated by overcrowded rooms in asylum shelters or further cultural disputes between refugees, is just as much a part of everyday life as other "favors" for which so-called helpers apparently cash in.
Exceptional Life Journeys by Jac Andrews,Peter Istvanffy Pdf
Most students in training to become teachers, psychologists, physicians, and social workers as well as many practicing professionals in these disciplines do not get the opportunity to fully understand and appreciate the circumstances of children ,parents, and teachers who have had to cope and adapt to childhood disorder. Most professionals in the field of childhood disorders are well trained in assessment and treatment methods and are aware of the clinical, theoretical, and empirical foundations of the work they do. In their training, they get some experience in diagnosing the educational, psychological, social, and medical problems of children through their supervised clinical internships. In their training and in their professional practice they get to interview, discuss, consult and collaborate with children and their families regarding developmental issues and treatment plans, however, they rarely get an opportunity to fully realize and understand what it is like to have a disorder and what it is like to be a mother, or father, or teacher of children with disorders. This book provides an opportunity for students in training and professionals in the field to gain some awareness of the life journeys of some exceptional children, their families and their teachers. Focuses on those childhood disorders that are most common or what are sometimes referred to as high incidence disorders such as learning disabilities, autism, behavior disorder, depression, and anxiety Beyond, a clinical, empirical, and theoretical description of childhood disorders or a personal account relative to one particular disorder, this book provides rich narratives of experience from multiple perspectives with respect to numerous childhood disorders Provides readers with insight by sharing examples of personal contexts and situations, significant life issues, challenges and barriers, successes, and recommendations relative to particular circumstances
My Life Is Chaos in Theory by Marceline Silvia Rose Pdf
This is the story of my life - as a teenager, anyway. Think of this as me time-traveling back to my high school days, only if it were filmed as a documentary and I was narrating it as an adult. It's a story about the struggles, tribulations, and trials that stood in my way and how years after the fact I'm still alive today. Even though my mental health may not be at its best, nor has it been, this is for those who want something to relate to. A story about life. A little four year adventure in my life so you know that even if life has beaten you into the dirt, you matter. You know why? I'm still kicking and screaming, letting life (and its manager) I'll burn its house down with the lemons if it gives me any more of them.It's told through the eyes of my young adult self, looking back and telling it like it is. I know many people, young and old, who struggle with mental health and might be afraid to speak up about it. There's a stigma that surrounds it, a hatred for those who suffer, and some who fake it for attention. If you're one of those people who are struggling, this is for you. Everyone who lays low, all the ones who feel small, and insignificant. Here's my story.Enjoy.Sincerely, - Me
Scrivere Bellissimo is an Italian title, which means Beautiful Writing. Writing is the most beautiful part of life for a writer. In this book, writers have written their happy moments of life with their strongest weapon, Pen. 13 Writers have made their writings more beautiful with there outstanding thoughts.
My 20 Week Journey is about Dylanda Young goal to lose 63 pounds in 20 weeks. She starts out with a change of mind and believing that she could do it. She begins to work out every day and eat healthy. It wasn't easy and she cried a lot doing the journey but she never quit. She details how she had to heal from her past and move forward.
Was my mind playing tricks on me? Could the feeling of loneliness that I have been living for a long time have activated my subconscious? Seeing the sadness I felt for our Syrian woman, whose subconscious mind I had done, was trying to get in touch with me by taking on her silhouette and was playing my mind game with me? “There is no such thing as ghosts!” I said to myself; “If there is, I cannot see it.” This must have been a weird nightmare for sure.
Due to the difficulty to find a job in his city, Goran chooses the type of career that changed his life. He started to work on a cruise ship in the hospitality industry in 2013. He has three contracts in three different cruise ships. He considers this experience the most difficult but also the most valuable that life has taught him. Working on a vessel requires huge sacrifices like being miles away for more than half a year from family and friends, working with different nationalities and cultures, brutally heavy pace of minimal ten working hours every day and often even more without normal sleeping hours but on the other hand a piece of relaxation that makes it very special such as traveling to various attractive world tourist destinations and creating unforgettable friendships and adventures. Because of his soccer dream, he left the cruiser in 2016 together with Elizabeth from Peru (back then his girlfriend, today his wife) and since 2017 they live in Munich, Germany. From the first day spent on the ship, during all the rich experiences and adventures until the last disembarkation, through magical Peru and a special proposal on the beautiful Machu Picchu to the current life in Germany, he continues to explore new places and shares his soccer passion. Ship life inspired him to write this book and motivate people in achieving their biggest goals because he strongly believes that everything is possible if the person really wants it.
Memoirs From the Edge: Exploring the Line Between Life and Death by Jeb Corliss Pdf
Jeb Corliss is one of the most iconic BASE jumpers and wingsuit pilots of our time, and his autobiography is an odyssey into madness. Corliss breaks and rebuilds himself time and again, learning what only pain and daring can teach. The tales he brings back offer insight into the darkness that exists within the mind as well as his own unique way of coping. Many grapple with mental illness in one way or another, and Corliss gives a glaringly honest view of his struggle while traversing the world’s most dangerous sports.
Its September 2015 and Lucie is in the third trimester of her pregnancy. Its been quite a difficult one this time and shes hoping for a girl. She was happy to start over in a new country, very far away, where nobody knew her or her past. After twenty-nine years, she felt like nothing was going in the direction she wanted anymore. In Sydney, Lucie met and married the man of her dreams, had a good career, and a beautiful one-year-old son. But life is unpredictable and Lucie finds herself floored by news that shakes the perfect life shes created for herself, bringing everything, including her mortality, into question.
When I was 5 years old my father inserted mashed chillies into my genitals and burned my eyes with a flaming torch.’ Life Behind the Silence is a heartbreaking and inspiring autobiography which gives hope to children and women who have been abused. Gina Azizah’s Malaysian childhood was not filled with toys, presents and love, it was filled with physical, sexual and mental abuse from a monsterous father and a dysfunctional family. Her childhood was punctated by episodes of abuse from the very people who should have been caring for her – even her grandfather (a Muslim priest) tried to rape her. Gina had no one she could tell about her abuse – who would believe her word against that of respected members of the community? So Gina has now chosen to give voice to the darkness of her childhood in her memoir Life Behind the Silence.Gina’s story proves that if you believe in yourself and are strong, anything is possible.