Help! There’S a Plane in My House

Lessons Learned for Dealing with Stress

Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help
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Author: Bette Price ISBN: 9781504920957
Publisher: AuthorHouse Publication: July 6, 2015
Imprint: AuthorHouse Language: English
Author: Bette Price
ISBN: 9781504920957
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Publication: July 6, 2015
Imprint: AuthorHouse
Language: English

Few people have had an actual airplane crash into their house. But Bette Price did. This unusual incident alone would have been enough to cause any human being a good amount of stress, but the aftermath of dealing with the uncommon insurance claim and an unscrupulous builder merely compounded the ordeal. After being displaced from her home for ten months and hurdling one challenge after another, the author realized that she had discovered some very important lessons about dealing with stress throughout the whole process. She also realized that metaphorically, we all have planes crash into our houses. It just manifests in different forms. With this realization, she decided to share her story of the ordeal and the lessons she learned in hopes that the things that got her through this very stressful time would be of help to others as well. Help! Theres a Plane in My House is a short easy-to-read, gift-sized book that begins with a synopsis of the fateful event and shares twelve easy tips for dealing with stress, each one supported by the authors own personal experience. These simple yet useful tips helped the author through a very difficult time. She believes they can help you as well.

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Few people have had an actual airplane crash into their house. But Bette Price did. This unusual incident alone would have been enough to cause any human being a good amount of stress, but the aftermath of dealing with the uncommon insurance claim and an unscrupulous builder merely compounded the ordeal. After being displaced from her home for ten months and hurdling one challenge after another, the author realized that she had discovered some very important lessons about dealing with stress throughout the whole process. She also realized that metaphorically, we all have planes crash into our houses. It just manifests in different forms. With this realization, she decided to share her story of the ordeal and the lessons she learned in hopes that the things that got her through this very stressful time would be of help to others as well. Help! Theres a Plane in My House is a short easy-to-read, gift-sized book that begins with a synopsis of the fateful event and shares twelve easy tips for dealing with stress, each one supported by the authors own personal experience. These simple yet useful tips helped the author through a very difficult time. She believes they can help you as well.

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