The ultimate gift is donating an organ to someone in need, yet it does not solve all the problems in anyone's lifr.  For Elsie Frederick the gift of life carried another seed, the affect on the family in its aftermath. 

Zayd Abdul-Karim has written "25 Days to Living Your Happiness" began to learn a universal system when he was in college that completely turned his life around.  On the brink of failing out of school, he began to live that system and 18 months later, was on the honor roll and graduating.  He went on to get his doctorate writing his dissertation on Transformational Learning.  In essence, we clean out the old programming that is causing us to fail and replace it with new statements.  We get rid of limiting beliefs.  We access an inner essence within us.  His books and trainings are available on Amazon and also on his website DrZhappiness.com/programs.

Vincent Hyde has written a trilogy of books about relationships between beings from another galaxy and humans.  Vincent is an electrical engineer whose background in science and religion led to his creation of the universe in his books.  From his perspective, this is scientifically plausible, not using animate beings, but robots.  His books are available at www.Vincentjhyde.com.  

Dean Skewes had an automobile accident and spent 7 years recovering.  Sometimes we feel blessed by disaster as Dean does.  The experience changed him in a multitude of ways - all making him a better person.  On this interview, Dean speaks about various events that all worked together for the good.  His book is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and his website, deanskewes.com.  

Can you imagine starting out to write an autobiography and ending up with a post-apocalyptic fantasy world?  That's what happened to Dean Matthews.  His father and grandfather morphed from head gardeners into the world of a school of magic, complete with dragons. I love fantasies.  There is something wonderful about a fantasy world in which we do battle and overcome enemies.   If you're a big fan of fantasies, this book can be ordered at www.DeanGMatthews.com.  

Judy Seymour experienced a traumatic childhood that left her with physical, emotional and mental problems for a time.  Then she turned her life over to God and everything changed.  Judy now helps others through Women Who Wait Ministry serving a largely street population that includes victims of sex trafficking, male and female.  If you are dealing with issues from your childhood, you may find a path to healing through her book.  

Dr. Herbert Schuck believes there are solutions to the problems of stress, but questions whether a world so focused on making money will have the will to do what it takes to use them.  His book, "Solutions to the Root Cause of Stress" is a wakeup call about our lifestyle choices on all levels of society and a reminder that if we want to save ourselves, we can choose to develop the passion and will to make these changes. 

Sharon Jansson loves to write, to share stories of family history and to travel.  In "A Sojourn in Switzerland" she's been able to combine all three.  She carried the experiences in the Alps with her grandchildren and family pets within her for ten years before she captured them in  a manuscript.  

Sandy Jarvis loves animals and children so she writes about them in children's books.  Her latest release is "The Golden Kite" which deals with competition, jealousy and forgiveness.  Her goal is to help children learn how to deal with these feelings through animal characters like Benjamin the rabbit, Mr. Goose, Stanley the Slolaur and Pig Albert.    

Dia Jackson is a motivational speaker when she is not working in the medical field.  Working around young people, she discovered they do not know how to deal with their emotions from within.  She works with them to give their emotions a break and provide encouragement.  

Dia's Devotional Diary is available on Amazon or at her website: www.diajackson.com.  There is information about her, her speaking engagements, the diary and a t-shirt.