I found this book accidentally, after my own battle with cancer and could identify with everything in the book. Dr. Portera makes the medical aspect of cancer understandable to the layperson, and Charlie speaks for cancer patients as to the emotions one experiences when fighting the disease. I read the book in one sitting and would recommend it to anyone who knows a person with cancer or a family going through this ordeal. It also gives good advice on navigating the treatment choices and options.

I found this book accidentally, after going through my own trial with cancer and its treatment. I read it in one sitting, and could identify with so much. It is a touching story of brotherhood, and an informative account of navigating the journey of cancer from diagnosis to choosing treatment and living through the treatment. Dr. Portera's medical knowledge makes leukemia understandable to the lay person. Charlie's personal diary is an honest account of how it feels during treatment. I would recommend this book to anyone who knows a cancer patient or a family with a cancer patient.

For years I have cherished the books from Joseph Bayly. I was delighted to receive this book not only with compilations of some of his other writings, but with a diary (so to speak) of what it meant to him to be a Sunday School Teacher.

This is a great book combining the best of Joseph Bayly into one priceless edition.

A Voice In The Wilderness includes some of the late Joseph Bayly's most remembered work, as well as lesser known selections. His gift for afflicting the comfortable is evident as he prods comfortable Christians in his "Out of My Mind" columns; the parables (including "How Silently, How Silently"); and the last sermon he preached, "His Holiness Possible Today?". Equally powerful are his words the comfort the afflicted, including "When a Child Dies", and selections from The Last Thing We Talk About. Each selection is searching, timely, and timeless. A Voice In The Wilderness is a fitting memorial, a moving spiritual legacy of the Christian faith, and highly recommended reading for anyone seeking inspiration and spiritual reflection on the realities of our lives.

this is a hasty review. If you want to know about life in very hard places and times where people live constantly on the border beetween life and death and to undersand how people survive, love, live and die in such places then read this book.

Though describing a bygone era in Somalia, this book has few peers when it comes to giving an up-close-and-personal view of the Somalis. Anyone wishing to understand how the US and United Nations came to get so mired in this Horn of Africa country should read this book--and note the lessons that that were never learned before the 1992-1993 humanitarian and military intervention there.

The vapor canopy model of the flood is truly one to be reckoned with. Here, scientists of various disciplines engage in scientific speculation whether this model would be possible. From meterologist to hydrologist to engineer, the evidence in most cases stacks up well with the scientific evidence that we now see and explore.

Rather than write this off as religion, these are credible scientists who continue the work of Morris and his book "The Genesis Flood." Any such look into the ancient earth is speculative at best, but here the evidence presented gives credence to the biblical account of Noah's Flood. Worthy of finding and reading, even if you have to skip the weighty mathematical sections.

This is an incredible book from a known author who writes about the flood of Noah. It is one of the most comprehensive books I've ever read which refutes the theory of evolution as taught in our schools. The book has many "physics" charts to go along with all that has been discovered concerning a universal flood. After reading this book, there is left little doubt that the flood was real, that it was universal, and that there is a God who orchestrated it all. The section of the "wooly mammoths" is incredible. It is a thick book, a textbook, but underlining helps.

This book teaches one that it is alright to enthusiastically worship the Lord, in song, in instrumental music, in dance! He uses Scripture to back up his text. This book is in my "top 10." It is a "liberating" book. As I read it, I could hardly prevent my mouth from falling open every page! It is really ALRIGHT TO WORSHIP THE LORD ENTHUSIASTICALLY!!! God bless you, Joseph Garlington!!!

This is a powerful look at how our worship directly relates to spiritual warfare and how God will train our hands to war. Great teaching book for worship leaders, intercessors, the entire church. We can have power in the natural realm by first winning the battle in the spiritual realm.

This is a very good book for paramedic students, probably too advanced for people who haven't recieved paramedic training. AMLS is a very important topic that tends to be overshadowed by trauma and cardiac. If you want pictures, this isn't the book for you and this probably isn't the career for you. This is a textbook that is laid out well and easy to read is a very user friendly format.

This book provides additional information about advanced medical life support that you woulnd't really get in a "paramedic" textbook. There is a chapter on hypoperfusion (shock) that is the best that I've seen in a book targeted towards paramedics.

This is too advanced for non-paramedics. There are other medical books desgined for BLS providers that would be better suited to firefighters, first responders, & first aid folks. This book is really designed for paramedic level providers in either a paramedic curriculum or continuing education.

This review was written about the 1st Edition. The newer title has replaced it. This book went from 1999-2002, pretty standard for emergency medical texts.

I loved this book, and I couldn't put it down. Great read about the Holocaust. Very chilling to see how the women in the death camps, especially Auschwitz were treated. The font is for 6th Graders, but I feel that it souldn't be read, for the graphic nature, until high school.

A very good read.

Father Joe has rendered a service to all that are harried and tired in this world. His advice and reflections on how to bring you back to the real reason for being here are fantastic and a must read for all Catholics.

God only selects a few good men. That's why this book is great.

I see now that God hates me, but that he loves others. I'm glad he does, or this world would be a sad place to live.

The situations Dr. Martorano talks about in this book made me feel like it had been written about me. It's amazing how many people there are with my exact same problems and situation. I thought it was just great. Plus, The instructions he and Dr. Kildahl gave were easy to follow and have really made a difference