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Danice Hope

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As a young woman, Danice Hope struggled with seasonal affective disorder each winter. Later, she moved to Arizona to improve her health, but instead, found herself facing another chronic illness. Through her struggles, she learned to reach for hope, to see life in new ways, and to look to Christ.
Danice has been married to the same loving, supportive husband for over 25 years. Their two lovable cats keep them busy.
Danice loved to roam the mountains of Utah in her younger years, and to see the variety of wildflowers each spring. She has enjoyed writing since she was old enough to write. She takes solace in reading the scriptures and other good books.

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Danice Hope I've read the "Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" a few times. I think it would be fun to go to the Shire to see how the hobbits live. Going to Bag E…moreI've read the "Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" a few times. I think it would be fun to go to the Shire to see how the hobbits live. Going to Bag End to a dinner would be fun. Of course, going to Rivendell to see the elves would be intriguing too.(less)
Danice Hope Writing is good therapy. I also learned a lot from writing about my past.
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For more information about ME/CFS, I’ve put together a new page of links. Click on the link below for coping tips, resources, history and definitions, and shopping.
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Published on March 23, 2023 21:06 Tags: chronic-fatigue-syndrome, me-cfs, myalgic-encephalomyelitis

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Falling Through the World ~ A Journey Through ME/CFS by Rachel   Clarke
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An accurate portrayal of living with ME/CFS. The main character faces the hopes and fears, the frustrations of old harmful traditions, the discovery of current science views. An excellent book for those wishing to learn what it's like to have ME. And ...more
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Tres Leches Cupcakes by Josi S. Kilpack
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I have enjoyed Josi Kilpack's culinary mysteries over the years. Sadie is hiding out in New Mexico now. She is working at an archeology dig site, when they discover a recently buried body. This leads to more adventures, which get increasingly dangero ...more
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The Orphan Keeper by Camron Wright
The Orphan Keeper
by Camron Wright (Goodreads Author)
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Well-written book about a boy who was kidnapped from his birth family in India. Then he lives in an orphanage far from his home in another city. Eventually he is adopted by a family in the United States. The cultural, religious and language differenc ...more
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Spindle's End by Robin McKinley
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Spindle's End by Robin McKinley is good enough to read twice. I read it long ago, but thoroughly enjoyed reading it again recently. Katriona considers herself an average person from a small town in a remote part of the kingdom. Yet somehow she gets i ...more
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Understanding Neurodiversity for Everyone by MentorMinds Publications
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This book has a positive view of neurodiversity. They say they're just different ways that the brain works. They teach about the strengths of those with ADHD, autism and dyslexia. They teach how to create inclusive environments where everyone fits in ...more
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Mona's Eyes by Thomas Schlesser
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Mona's Eyes is deeply symbolic of being blind, but learning to see. Grandma disappeared out of Mona's life when she was young. The family consistently refuse to talk about her.
Mona's grandfather takes her to see great works of art in the museums of P
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Proposals and Poison by Rachelle J. Christensen
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Wedding Planner Adri is in love with divorce lawyer Luke. Except he is still grieving the death of his first wife. It keeps us guessing if they'll finally get together. Adri's assistant Lorea doesn't want to get married, until she falls in love. Now ...more
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The Music of Bees by Eileen Garvin
The Music of Bees
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I took one star off for the swear words. There were a lot of them.
Otherwise the story was great. A teenager who is in a wheelchair and a dysfunctional family. A lady who lost her husband and has a dishonest boss. A young man who has always been told
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The Healing Garden by Heather B. Moore
The Healing Garden
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Single Mom Anita's daughter Carly has been misbehaving in school. She has to do volunteer work because of her suspension from school. They meet Sam in the assisted living place nearby. He quickly becomes a good friend. Sam had a love during his teena ...more
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“What matters is what you do with what you've got.”
Danice Hope, In the Midst of Winter: Reaching for Hope While Living with Chronic Illness

“In the most dismal place, at the longest point of night - just before sunrise - the morning star shines its glimmer of hope.”
Donna Fado Ivery, Sleep, Pray, Heal: A Path to Wholeness & Well-Being

“You know very well that Jesus suffered in order that he might bring peace and comfort to all his children, no matter what their age or why they are suffering. Like the little angel on the tree upstairs, they are also tattered. But Christ loves them more for that, not less, and they remain his angels still." "I … I hadn't thought of it quite like that..." I stammered to myself as I saw in my mind the angel on the Christmas tree upstairs, the angel who had been so abused and battered by others, the angel, I had been so critical of.”
Blaine M. Yorgason, One Tattered Angel: A Touching True Story of the Power of Love

“God writes the gospel not in the Bible alone, but on trees and flowers and clouds and stars.”
Martin Luther

“The world was not a setter of traps, but a teacher of valuable lessons.”
Benjamin Hoff, The Tao of Pooh

“What matters is what you do with what you've got.”
Danice Hope, In the Midst of Winter: Reaching for Hope While Living with Chronic Illness

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