New Release Books by Jodie Smith

The Stitch Maynia Journal is used to Keep Track of your Stitch Maynia projects. It can keep track of 50 projects that you start in May for Maynia. Each page holds information for one project. A place to put a 4x4 photo at the top of the page and underneath it has lines to be filled in with Pattern Name, Designer Name, Date Started, Date Finished, Floss Used and Fabric Used. This is a great way to have something tangible in your hands of all your 2020 Stitch Maynia starts and finishes in one place. This Stitch Maynia Journal is small enough (6x9) so you can take it with you to show your friends and fellow crafters all your projects. Also writing down the project information in this journal is a great way to record and remember materials used in case you need them for future reference. Order one for yourself and another to gift to a crafty friend. Please see my other Journals listed as well. Cross Stitch Journal, Knitting Journal, Quilt Journal and Stitch Maynia Journals.

This book deals with skin cancer from a doctor's and a patient's perspective.

This book is a game changer. As I read it, I realized that it not only has the personal stories from Jodie, but also the diagnostic tools for self-reflection. It is an aid in helping individuals come out of the "fog," but also helps to establish a new identity in Jesus Christ. This book has the potential to change so many lives. --Phillip Darnel, Pastor, Life Tabernacle, Canton, Mo The openness and transparency openly displayed in this book is incredible. One does not need a mental diagnosis for this book to be relevant. Anyone who desires an enhanced relationship with God and their fellow man will benefit from this incredible work by Jodie Smith. Richard Moudy, MSW

This volume provides authoritative, practical answers to 100 questions about treatment options, post-treatment quality of life, sources of support, when managing melanoma and other skin cancers.

"This is probably the only book out there that was authored by someone who was diagnosed with BPD. All other books on the subject were written by doctors or psychologists regarding their Borderline patients. Buried Alive is a must-read!" Vani Marshall, MS, BCBC, BCPPCPatients with Borderline Personality Disorder rarely overcome the condition. As many as 70% of Borderlines attempt suicide at least once.Over 50% have a drug or alcohol addiction.Borderlines long for direction and acceptance.Mothers, fathers, spouses, siblings may be idolized one day, totally devalued and disowned the next.Borlines experience emptiness, loneliness, and intense, bottled-up feelings. Extreme behaviors are so confusing they don't know who they are or what they're feeling.