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Alcoholism
is life-threatening for many reasons, but a little known reason is that
quitting drinking can kill you. This is an inspirational book talks
about quitting
drinking alcohol using a psychological technique, a new found will
to live, and spiritual wellness, along with the 12 Steps to Recovery.
Web Site by:
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"Simply
Quit Drinking: An Inspirational Journey From
Near Death" |
By Karen Gregg Price & Joseph F. Price
This inspirational story
tells the death-defying journey from the deep trenches of
alcoholism to a regained whole and spiritual life by Karen.
Her husband, Joseph, reveals how he helped his wife win the
fight for life. The surprising answer for Karen is a combination
of awesome events creating an incredible will to live. Karen
also presents a trademark psychological technique for staying
sober and alive, along with the principles of the twelve steps.
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AUDIO BOOK CD AND MP3 AVAILABLE NOW BY REACHING PEAK
LLC
TAMPA, FL - MAY 16,
2008 - Reaching Peak LLC today published "Simply
Quit Drinking: An Inspirational Journey From Near Death"
audio mp3 and CD versions of the book. The inspirational book
describes how Karen Gregg Price nearly died coping with anxiety
and alcoholism and her recovery. The authors, a husband and
wife team, tell both perspectives of the journey and how Karen
was finally saved.
The book
includes information about defeating alcoholism with Christian
spirituality, medical intervention, public assistance programs,
professional counseling, personal development, mental health
laws and self-help techniques. The author-approved paperback
will be available at Amazon.com through BookSurge on demand
printing in a week.
Joseph Price and Karen
Gregg Price started Reaching
Peak LLC in 2006 to provide personal growth and inspirational
resources (www.ReachingPeak.com). Joseph
Price is a life coach and has been in the personal development
industry over 10 years. Both authors plan to use the book
as a platform for public education and to provide inspirational
help to others to achieve their goals. The book specifically
tells teenagers to consider not ever starting to drink alcohol.
"I got up at 4:30 every morning to write this book--
1,000 words per day-- before my 1-year-old daughter would
wake up. After getting her ready for daycare I would go to
my full time job," says Price. "Now, I spend a lot
of time early in the morning working on our own web marketing
before I go to work where I do web marketing for a software
company. I hope that alone inspires people to reach their
goals!"
Price was a product manager at Fortune 500 companies during
her difficult struggle, and as a result lost her employment
and suffered financial losses to the point of being broke.
A software marketing professional with an M.B.A., Price has
finally regained her career status and her life after years
of struggling from 2003 to 2006.
“For 33 years I was a nice person and a great employee
before I got into trouble with alcoholism. It hurts me to
think back about how I was treated at work,” says Price.
“Just five years later, here I am, able to turn that
experience around with the book, and to encourage managers
to help people in need of medical assistance. I’m asking
people to have compassion and give an employee a chance to
get help; give them time to get assistance and to be a productive
employee again. I hope to start a not-for-profit to educate
and help.”
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Book Release: May 2008, by Karen
Gregg Price and Joseph F. Price.
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Audio available May 15. Purchase the
print book, CD or audio book download. |
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Karen Gregg Price
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book is a perfect example of why we need Mental Health Parity.
We support the new laws.
IMPORTANT!
IF YOU FOUND THIS SITE BECAUSE YOU ARE SUFFERING ALCOHOL WITHDRAWAL,
GET MEDICAL HELP. Dial
911.
Alcohol
withdrawal HAS A 35% MORTALITY RATE due mostly to severe
cardiac disturbances. Symptoms: SHAKES, PROFUSE SWEATING, &
VOMITING.
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“Karen,
I had fond memories about you. You were always very helpful,
caring and warm. I do recall memories that you were a little
off; I didn’t know that was due to alcoholism. You must
have hidden it so well from me. I admire your courage in writing
a book about this, and I am happy that you have started a great
life.”
Susan
Reston, VA
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