Just Give It Some Thought

About the Book

This book is a collection, a reflection, upon everyday life. It is a good read for oneself or as a gift. It inspires the reader whether through poetry, essays, the Bible, and holiday memories. A minister was interviewed by the author about his mission work overseas. Also read the heartwarming story about the little boy at Vacation Bible School who craved attention, even negative attention. Advocacy work for increased medical research funding for better treatments and cures for diseases, has been a large part of the author’s life over fifteen years. She shares with the reader her guide to building relationships with elected officials, both locally and in Washington, D.C. For good measure, our furry friends are not left on the sidelines. The author wrote a short story, an appeal, a plea if you will, about taking care of our four legged friends. It has good humor and all of us can just give it some thought during our everyday reflections.

About the Author

Patricia Lightner has advocated over 15 years for increased medical research funds. She recognizes that our people are our nation’s greatest resource. Too many of our people are sitting on the sidelines due to chronic and progressive medical conditions. It makes it impossible for far too many of our people in the prime of their lives to be gainfully employed. They can no longer contribute to our country’s economy. Rather they must take from it to support their families and to support themselves. Patricia is the author of two other books, PARKINSON’S DISEASE AND ME: WALKING THE PATH and the humorous picture book, JOEY AND PARKER: A TAIL OF TWO CATS.