Updates Ann Marie Hancock Feature Article in USA Today Magazine, Staying Strong in Tr... Interview by Sharron Angle of Ann Marie Hancock, Author of You Can’t Drive Yo... BBN’s Mike Dize Interviews Ann Marie Hancock on Her Book, ‘You Can’t Drive Y... Ann Marie Hancock Interviewed on 'Atlanta Live on New Book on Mother-Daughter...

Topics: Life Balance, Faith, Goals/Motivation, Grace, Life Changing, Faith in God, God Search, Life Choices, Faith & Health

About: You Can't Drive Your Car to Your Own Funeral is an honest and unique book that looks at the challenges of guardianship and cancer. Written with deep spiritual insight that can only be cultivated through adversity, and tempered with humor, this book traverses the difficult passage of end-of-life caregiving and the challenges and joys that accompany it. 'Ann Marie Hancock has gifted the world with a memorable book…a wise, warm and at times humorous message about living life to the fullest.' – Dr. Grady Harp, Amazon Top 50 Hall of Fame Reviewer 'I wrote You Can't Drive Your Car to Your Own Funeral with complete dedication, commitment, and the hope that you will find loving solutions to the stressful challenges of caring for a 'difficult' dear one. This is my story, but yours as well. We all have a difficult person in our lives,' says author Ann Marie Hancock.

Updates NLGB E17: Kenny G Down – The Mirror, the Window, and the Wall New Video Series “The Mirror, the Window, and the Wall” Protected: New Video Series Discussing Darko on “Speak Up Talk Radio” The Mirror, the Window, and the Wall is now available! Appearance on “Speak Up Talk Radio”

Topics: Love, Society, Faith, God, Sociology, Faith in God, Goals for Life and Work, Revolution, Society & Its Down Fall

About: Author Kenny Down is a gratefully humble and awakened spiritual seeker. His past difficulties and current situations are reflected in all of his work. He is an Awakened Spirit with a happy, whole and useful life. But it has not always been this way for him. It is a state of being that he’s worked hard to have. He spent many years struggling with addiction, both with the tragedies that tend to lead to relying on drugs and alcohol and the fallout of reaching for such an empty relief. But all the trials have turned out to be his blessing. Now, many years sober, he continues to enlarge his spiritual life.