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In the inspirational memoir A Time to Dance, author Milli Laughlin shares her family's struggle to deal with a bicycling accident that left her son severely brain damaged.
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Junichi Saito
reviewed A Time To Dance: Crisis Recovery on August 12, 2008
A Time To Dance: Crisis Recovery
This is a very readable, brief examination of how faith and nationalism shape each other in ways that can promote violence. Insightful book.
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Add A Time To Dance: Crisis Recovery, In August of 1983, Mark Laughlin, a young seminary student, was involved in a seemingly minor bicycling accident. Thirty-three hours later, he was lying in bed, his body stiff from convulsions and blood gushing from his mouth. It's seldom that we are a, A Time To Dance: Crisis Recovery to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add A Time To Dance: Crisis Recovery, In August of 1983, Mark Laughlin, a young seminary student, was involved in a seemingly minor bicycling accident. Thirty-three hours later, he was lying in bed, his body stiff from convulsions and blood gushing from his mouth. It's seldom that we are a, A Time To Dance: Crisis Recovery to your collection on WonderClub |