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13 - Second Chance
by author Marvin Barrett, chronicles the events surrounding and following his near-fatal bout with cancer and heart disease. His story is illuminated by an optimistic approach to aging and life that result from his particular "life after death" encounter. Approximately 8 million Americans report having near death experiences. A thought-provoking, positive interpretation of aging and later life. $24.95. March 1999. Parabola Publishing, New York, NY. To order, call toll-free: 1-800-560-6984.
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14 - Incontinence Assistance.
Seventeen million people suffer from overactive bladder. But only 10 percent seek treatment from a physician due to either embarrassment or thinking that nothing can be done. In response, the American Foundation for Urologic Disease (AFUD) has launched a two-fold campaign called "Take Control Again". Consumers can get helpful information, advice, and references via a toll-free phone: 1-877-TIME-2-ACT or on-line via the Internet at: www.incontinence.org
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15 - Is That All There Is?
You've gotten what you thought you wanted ... that new job, house, marriage ... but you're still not happy, and it shows in your face, posture, and attitude. Author-psychologist, David Brandt shows readers how to cope with loss, contend with the unknown, and cultivate an attitude of appreciation leading to self-confidence. Here's the point. Disappointment can aid in the search for contentment. $15.95. 1998. Impact Publishers, San Luis Obispo, California. 1-800-246-7228.
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16 - Consumer's Resource Handbook (1998-1999)
is now available to consumers, free-of-charge. Published by the Consumer Information Center, the 142-page publication offers information on just about everything a consumer needs to know from avoiding Internet fraud to complaining effectively. Consumers can request a free copy by calling toll-free: 1-888-8-PUEBLO, or on-line via the Internet at: www.pueblo.gsa.gov
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