Bøger af Betty May

About the BookA Woman's Survival: Surviving the Military is based off true events of a woman's life before, during, and after her horrifying military experience. The book walks the reader through the dark trials and tribulations of a young woman's endurance in the military. Her harrowing experiences include human smuggling, sexual abuse, racism, and slander. She writes with truth and sincerity in the hope that those who read her story will find courage in her words. Her story is one of heartbreak, survival, and, ultimately, triumph.About the AuthorBetty May was born in New York. She currently resides in New York. She is a mother of three. May describes herself as a strong woman who dares to share her testimony of her military experiences with anyone who is willing to read it. May bravely enlisted in the Navy with three young children and a husband at home to defend her country and fight in America's War on Terror.

Type 2 Diabetes is a chronic health condition affecting millions of people worldwide. It is characterized by elevated blood glucose levels and a range of associated health complications. While Type 2 Diabetes is commonly considered a progressive and incurable disease, with the right approach, it can be reversed.Reversing Type 2 Diabetes: A Comprehensive Guide to Restoring Your Health is designed to provide a comprehensive and practical guide to reversing Type 2 Diabetes. The book covers the basics of Type 2 Diabetes, including its causes, symptoms, and the importance of early diagnosis and treatment. It then provides a comprehensive guide to reversing Type 2 Diabetes through lifestyle changes, including changes to eating habits and nutrition, exercise and physical activity, stress management, and sleep hygiene.

Bobbie doesn't believe the southern attitude toward people of color applies to her northern world. Phillis lived in Mississippi and endured the worst effects of racial hatred, generating a mind filled with fear, distrust, and bitterness. Friends when they were five years old, the two reunite in a late 1950s Long Island high school. Phillis must convince Bobbie to confront the reality of racism even as they fight for the right to be friends. With humor and drama, Phillis, Bobbie, and a diverse group of teenagers wage battle to change their corner of the world. At first they succeed. They share high school highs and lows and first romances. Their euphoric lives collapse when officials accuse Phillis of arson, a riot ensues, and police arrive, guns drawn. They must expose the true culprits and clear Phillis's name before she faces undeserved years in prison.

This pescatarian diet, which includes fish and other seafood but eliminates meat and poultry, is an excellent choice for individuals with kidney disease who are looking to manage their health through nutrition. This pescatarian kidney disease cookbook is a comprehensive guide to better health, with recipes and tips that are specifically designed for individuals with kidney disease.The recipes in this cookbook are not only delicious, but also meet the unique dietary needs of individuals with kidney disease. Each recipe is low in phosphorus, a nutrient that can be harmful to the kidneys in high amounts, and high in protein, a nutrient that is essential for building and repairing tissues in the body. From flavorful seafood stews and soups to tasty fish tacos and grilled salmon, there is something for everyone.With detailed information and easy-to-follow recipes, this pescatarian kidney disease cookbook is the ultimate guide to better health through nutrition. So, whether you are looking to manage your kidney health, support your overall well-being, or simply enjoy delicious and nutritious meals, this cookbook is a must-have for anyone who is interested in the pescatarian diet.

Bobbie, a bright, inquisitive, cute, eleven-almost-twelve-year-old annoying pest who never sits still and can't shut up, is thrilled to be at a Long Island summer camp. Then she meets her roommates: three ultra-sophisticated teenagers who are not at all happy about sharing their room with this creature who bounces around like some kind of zany pixie. Their hostility accelerates from ridicule to merciless bullying. How can Bobbie fight back when the girls turn the entire camp against her? And how can she regain her spirit when she feels beaten down and lost?

In 2008 a group of women serving life sentences for capital crimes sought to reach out to at-risk youth and warn them of the consequences of bad choices. With the mantra: If we can help just one kid, all this work will be worth it, they produced and performed a play: FACES. The play became a phenomenon and reached hundreds of people-in the prison and at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This is their story. It is also the author's story. How she went from knowing nothing about the Criminal Justice System to becoming an advocate for these women and an activist for change. The women's mantra became her own and the basis for this book. One of the women said of FACES, the play: "If I had seen this play when I was a teenager, I probably wouldn't be here now." The women and the author want FACES, the book, to reach young adult readers and help them in the same way. You don't have to be perfect. You don't have to have all the answers or always know the right thing to say. You can climb the tallest tree if you want. You can take chances, make miracles or make mistakes. You don't have to be composed at all hours to be strong. You don't have to be bad or certain to be brave. You don't have to have all the answers or even know who you want to be. Just take us with you in your journey, following your heart as we have just done with you. --From the play: FACES Profits from the sale of this book will be shared with the prison and with Social Justice organizations.

The fearless tale of the original 'Party Girl', in her own (frankly scurrilous) words