The book "Me, Myself And I" contains poems that I wrote about myself and my life. Within two days I managed to write 12 poems, which contain memories and feelings from my side. For the story "I forgot your name" I needed to dig deep into memories that I had pushed away a long time ago.

We all know it: heartbreak! We always view it as something terrible, something that signifies hell on Earth. But what if all this pain has a higher purpose? What if the soul chose these pains beforehand to experience certain things and elevate itself to the next level? In 12 months (chapters), I describe my journey through heartbreak: feelings, emotions, fears, thoughts, and challenges. I found myself in the pain; I found the love for myself.

When a loved one passes on to a better life the reactions of people can never be predicted to it's fullest. At Sevs decission to leave everything behind his family and friends decided to make their point about him clear one last time thinking he would never be able to read them anymore.

It’s All About You. Open this book to any page and take a new look at you, where you’ve been on your spiritual journey, and where you’re going. Out loud, in private, in order, or backwards all the way, this book of questions will have you laughing, praying, thinking, and maybe asking a question or two yourself. It’s a creative and revealing way to get to know God–and you–better than ever. So go ahead. Grab a pen. And get ready to get real.

This book is a tribute to myself. It's a poetical documentation of the places I've been, the feelings I've felt, and all the ways I've grown and am still growing. These are personal poems that In way or another were able to help me stop and listen to myself. To appreciate the silence and hear the words in my own head. At one point in time all I needed was a listening ear... I found that through my poetry And now I'm ready to share. I hope my words are able to touch souls Or just help put your feelings into words, so you know your not going through things alone.

During his second semester at college, Kurt Snyder became convinced that he was about to discover a fabulously important mathematical principle, spending hours lost in daydreams about numbers and symbols. In time, his thoughts took a darker turn, and he became preoccupied with the idea that cars were following him, or that strangers wanted to harm him. Kurt's mind had been hijacked by schizophrenia, a severe mental disorder that typically strikes during the late teen or young adult years. In Me, Myself, and Them, Kurt, now an adult, looks back from the vantage point of recovery and eloquently describes the debilitating changes in thoughts and perceptions that took hold of his life during his teens and twenties. As a memoir, this book is remarkable for its unvarnished look at the slow and difficult process of coming back from severe mental illness. Yet Kurt's memoir is only half the story. With the help of psychiatrist Raquel E. Gur, M.D., Ph.D., and veteran science writer Linda Wasmer Andrews, Kurt paints the big picture for others affected by adolescent schizophrenia. Drawing on the latest scientific and medical evidence, he explains how to recognize warning signs, where to find help, and what treatments have proved effective. Kurt also offers practical advice on topics of particular interest to young people, such as suggestions on managing the illness at home, school, and work, and in relationships with family and friends. Part of the Adolescent Mental Health Initiative series of books written specifically for teens and young adults, My, Myself, and Them offers hope to young people who are struggling with schizophrenia, helping them to understand and manage the challenges of this illness and go on to lead healthy lives.

DO YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE? Depression, for me, is the estrangement of the self. It's more than not knowing who you are in the present. It's forgetting who you were in the past. And believing that there is no future for you. Depression looks different to everyone. It is a shapeshifter. I call him Amigo. This is a story about a formerly creative seventeen-year-old girl who slowly reconnects with her childhood self during an internal life-or-death struggle with handsome Amigo. Trigger warning: This book deals with the topics depression and attempted suicide

Have you ever had a dream that excites and scares you? Bob the Tomato, or at least his creator and voice, has been there too. Be inspired by the whimsical world of VeggieTales like never before with Me, Myself, and Bob by Phil Vischer. This memoir is not just a tale; it’s a heartfelt adventure that unfolds the incredible journey of dreaming big, facing monumental challenges, and ultimately finding true success. Phil Vischer, the mastermind behind those beloved animated vegetables as well as creator of The Holy Post, What's in the Bible, and The Mr. Phil Show, candidly shares his story of spectacular success, breathtaking failure, and the whispered answers from God that came after shouted questions. With his trademark humor and thoughtful Christian perspective, Me, Myself, and Bob is a must-read for Christian families, VeggieTales fans, and aspiring dreamers alike. In this book you will get: Inside Look: Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse at the creation of VeggieTales, from its inception to its rise to fame. Humor and Heart: Phil Vischer’s trademark wit and heartfelt storytelling make this memoir both entertaining and deeply moving. Inspiration for All: Whether you're an entrepreneur, a VeggieTales fanatic, or simply someone looking for a story of faith and perseverance, this book offers valuable lessons and inspiration. Join the community of VeggieTales lovers and discover the untold story behind the most famous vegetables in entertainment. With Me, Myself, and Bob, you'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll be reminded of the incredible power of dreams and how God is always present in our story.