Living Well with Chronic Illness: A Practical & Spiritual Guide

Learn how to overcome limiting thoughts and feelings and expand your life beyond your chronic illness! A chronic illness can bring on strong negative emotions of shock, fear, and despair. You can't allow these feelings to overwhelm you. This book will help you to: o Answer Yes to life: Expand your vision beyond your illness o Take control of shock, stress and grief o Understand that life is change and change is good o Let go of your excess baggage that is holding you back o Overcome loneliness o Change your perspective to live a larger life o Be inspired by others to overcome adversity o Find meaning in your life story o Free your spirit and continue your spiritual journey Richard Cheu is an author, ordained deacon and hospital chaplain in the Archdiocese of New York, stress-management consultant, and caregiver. He provides pastoral counseling at Bellevue Hospital, the Visiting Nurse Service inpatient hospice, and other New York City medical facilities. He formerly was a neurophysiologist and Emergency Medical Technician.


"I think this is one of the best books on the subject I have read in many years."
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"Living Well With Chronic Illness is not only a helpful guide for those who find themselves dealing with it, but also for those who love and care for people with chronic illness. Even if you don't face a chronic illness, the insights you will draw from this wonderful book will help you live an emotionally healthier life."
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"I found this to be a wonderful resource ... one that many of us may need at some point in time."
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"Richard Cheu's book is beautifully written, very poignant, and contains valuable and timely information."
- Margaret Wakeley - Community Development Coordinator Gratefulness.org

"Deacon's book is valuable resource to those with chronic illness."
- Mary Stadnyk, News Editor, The Monitor