Saturday, January 10, 2009

American Cancer Societys Healthy Eating Cookbook or Easy Does It Dating Guide

American Cancer Society's Healthy Eating Cookbook: A Celebration of Food, Friends, and Healthy Living

Author: American Cancer Society

Savor these delicious and healthful meals

In the new edition of this popular cookbook, you will discover more than 200 pages of recipes that will turn healthy eating into a celebration of good food, including recipes from some of your favorite celebrities (along with mini biographies and photos). The American Cancer Society’s Healthy Eating Cookbook, Third Edition also reflects the latest research and updated recommendations for healthy eating. This cookbook makes you look forward to each meal and makes it fun to eat right.

Key Features

  • More than 300 simple and delicious recipes
  • Celebrity favorites, photos, and bios
  • Tips for smart shopping, Simple Tips in the Kitchen, quick tricks for judging portion sizes, and delicious substitutions

American Cancer Society is a trusted provider of unbiased general information and personalized cancer-related health information and guidance. Its goals emphasize prevention, early detection, and screening; comprehensive treatment information that can help patients make informed decisions; practical answers to patients' questions about work, insurance, money, and planning for the future; and strategies for coping with the physical symptoms and emotional effects of cancer.



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Easy Does It Dating Guide (For People In Recovery)

Author: Mary Faulkner

As the only "clean and sober dating" book on the market, Easy Does It Dating Guide offers a frank yet lighthearted view of what "normal" dating looks like. Sometimes humorous, always honest, this guide addresses unique relationship/dating issues that people in recovery from addiction often experience, including how much information to share about their past, whether they should date other addicts in recovery, and what to do if they are attracted to a problem drinker or drug user. Plus readers will find great information about how to determine when they are ready to date, what commitment and intimacy really mean, and what to expect when children, divorce, or a history of sexual abuse are part of the dating picture.

Library Journal

This groundbreaking book aims to help addicts recovering from "any and all substances or behaviors" play the dating game. Readers will appreciate the perspective of Faulkner, herself a recovering addict who knows that perfection is not a realistic life goal; instead, dating is seen as a process, like recovery and life itself. Often laugh-out-loud funny, this work focuses on remaining clean and sober while dating and tries to steer readers clear of common pitfalls (e.g., "two wounded people desperately searching for someone else to fill the void isn't a relationship; it's a guaranteed train wreck"). For most public libraries and essential for recovery collections. Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.



Table of Contents:
Gratitude Listvii
Introductionix
Chapter 1Clean-and-Sober Dating: The Ultimate Reality Show1
Chapter 2Dating: A Need or "Amuck"?17
Chapter 3Getting Different Results39
Chapter 4Boundaries: We're Not Talking County Line53
Chapter 5Meet the Committee71
Chapter 6Into Action: Where to Go and What to Do89
Chapter 7The HOW of Dating and Relating113
Chapter 8Sex, Single, and Staying Sober135
Chapter 9Variations on a Theme159
Chapter 10Breaking Up: Damage Control177
Epilogue195
Appendix AHomework for Extra Credit197
Appendix BSuggested Readings209
Appendix CThe Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous211
Index213
About the Author221

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