Thank You for Listening was great as an audiobook, but my preferred method is still reading instead of listening too. I had put Tomorrow on hold at my library months ago; it took this long for it to become available. That was my involuntary restraint. 🙂

I’m so thankful for the multitude of information and books about the value of storytelling these past few years. I read this one via Hoopla; I don’t know if that’s an option with your library system. It’s actually my least favorite way to read a book (it’s all online; no downloads to an ereader) but they do have a great selection of the types of books I enjoy reading that my regular library doesn’t have. I’m glad you’re able to order books from your library.

I can understand now why you like Beth’s book so much. I so appreciate her authenticity to pour herself out there. She kept so much of this to herself for so long to protect her loved ones. I’m glad she now can share her story with the world.

I bet the movie about The Diving Bell is really impactful. I’ll have to see if I can locate it somewhere to watch. I read The Body Keeps the Score a few months ago myself because I need to keep working on my body/mind connections. I tend to stay so much in my head; it’s been good for me to connect a few dots between emotional trauma and physical ailments.

Yes, I think you would appreciate The Mindful Body, Lory. Thanks for recommending The Diving Bell and the Butterfly…it’s one I won’t forget!

I don’t think I would want to know either about the date of my death. But I don’t know if I’d have enough willpower not to look! lol.