This book examines the impact of immigration on U.S. society - on schools, social services, jobs, taxpayers. This book offers alternatives to present policies.

A conservative Republican examines how and why America is losing the war against illegal drugs--and presents a case for carefully controlled legalization. The implications for crime and public health, overburdened courts and prisons, official corruption, civil rights, and other elements of society are thoughtfully and provocatively analyzed.

The heart of this book consists of thirteen, riveting, in-depth stories of people who fought back with courage, humor, and a positive attitude. In doing so, they have provided valuable guidance for you, the readers of this inspiring work.

• The seriously ill, their friends and family will gain priceless advice on coping, dealing with depression, how to partner with the medical profession, the tremendous value of self-help groups and the vital importance of attitude.
• Those with disabilities will learn how others have successfully played the hand they were dealt and managed to live successful, fulfilling lives. The disabled and those with serious illnesses can learn from each other. There are no silver bullets buried in these pages, just the sound, useable experience of others.
• Caregivers, be they family, friends, or health professionals will gain great insight from the in-depth stories of survivors, the bereaved, and those who died with grace and even style.