Robert Page

Dive into the wild and unforgettable journey of growing up in the 80s and 90s with Not (Always) Fit for Public Consumption. Follow the witty and candid observations of the author as he navigates the rough streets of Chicago and transitions into the fast-paced world of corporate America. From the thrills of music and adventure, like being bitten by a skydiving instructor while in a free fall, hanging out at concerts with rockstars, seeing the heartache of murder, and feeling the heart-pounding excitement of uncaged shark diving, our author shares struggles and triumphs through unfiltered stories of childhood friends, loves, and family as he discovers his true self and the real meaning of winning.

Patching the fist-sized hole in the wall... ...and sweeping up broken glass. Just another day in your marriage to borderline personality disorder. Maybe your spouse has never been officially diagnosed. Maybe you think the problems are mostly your fault. You're beginning to wonder if every day doesn't have to be a raging battlefield. You are not the first husband to face this. You can find explanations to her logic-defying actions. There is finally a book written by a husband of a "Borderline" for the husbands of Borderlines in non-clinical, empathetic, "real-life" language. With powerfully supportive reviews from therapists, spouses of BPD, and even those with BPD, this book has become standard reading for all members of the BPD community. The author, Robert Page, has been through it all: weekends lost to arguments, endless false accusations, wild mood swings, manipulative threats, self-harm, being isolated from friends, public embarrassment, $1,000s in related expenses, and even criminal prosecution-all because he loved his wife too much to confront the root problem: her borderline personality disorder. Sound familiar? You don't have to face being alone as a spouse of BPD. You can avoid the mistakes made by others, often involving emotional abuse, financial ruin, and even jail time. There are actions you can take to save your marriage, your happiness, and maybe even someone's life. Much more than an overview of BPD, you'll learn all about the disorder through the cringe-inducing but always compassionate accounts of Page's marriage to a BP. His "What I Wish I Had Done" revelations are invaluable You'll be so relieved you found this book because you'll see yourself in the riveting first-person accounts and realize there are roses to be found beyond the rage. Get your copy today and begin reclaiming your self-respect and positive outlook. Want to know more? Inside this book of stunning revelations you'll find all this and more: The most recent official descriptions of BPDHarrowingly truthful accounts of BPD symptomsFacts to help you decide if your wife has traits of BPDActions you can take to control a rage-filled environmentWhat efforts might save your relationshipAnd, for some of you, what can be done to end your marriage safelyOrder your copy now

The rages are crushing you......and the accusations never cease. Being a spouse to Borderline Personality Disorder is one wild ride, but you want to stay true to your vows and support your partner. You just wish you didn't feel so alone. Finally, there is a down and dirty "street guide" to BPD written in non-clinical, compassionate language by the spouse of a "Borderline" for the spouses of Borderlines. You can learn to identify BPD and narcissistic traits in your spouse, even if she/he refuses to be diagnosed. You can learn to understand your spouse's logic-defying actions. With powerfully supportive reviews from therapists, spouses of BPD, and even those with BPD, this book (and the entire series) has become standard reading for all members of the BPD community. The author, Robert Page, has been through it all: weekends lost to arguments, bizarre accusations, wild mood swings, verbal and physical abuse, self-harm, suicidal threats, public embarrassment, $1,000s in related expenses, and even criminal prosecution-all because he loved his wife too much to confront the root problem: her borderline personality disorder. Sound familiar? You'll be so relieved you found this introduction to BPD because you'll see yourself in the riveting first-person accounts and realize there are roses to be found beyond the rage. Read your copy in under one hour and begin reclaiming your self-respect and positive outlook. Order it now. Want to know more? Inside this overview filled with gripping revelations you'll find: Both the official and "street" descriptions of BPDHarrowingly truthful accounts of BPD symptomsFacts to help you decide if your spouse has the traits of BPDNon-clinical language that you don't need a doctorate to understandA concise, one-hour read so you can quickly get the info you needReferences to finding more information if you need itThis book is written for you if you're a spouse ready to face the borderline personality disorder in your life while reducing the drama. Order your copy now

This is the family tree of the Rogers family of Northam Southampton, showing over thirty generations, but remembering that at 30 generations there is 1,000,000,000 grandparents, making it look like everyone in the UK is interrelated in some small way

Robert Page writes with a special kind of freedom and authority about the development of his relationship with God. In an age dominated by spin, the cult of celebrity, materialism, skepticism and cynicism, he speaks without fear for his professional standing is neither learned academic nor theologian. He is a self-confessed Ordinary Joe whose life has taken some extraordinary turns. He addresses subjects which have relevance for all of us, whatever our beliefs. They include the acceptance of personal responsibility; why we need to do more than eliminate what is undesirable from our speech and actions; how we must embrace a policy of rigorous self-honesty if we are to progress in our spiritual lives; and, why we can do no other than to love our neighbor and God exactly as we love ourselves and our many unrecognized encounters with God and His sometimes surprising agents of personal growth.

This major thematic and historical overview provides a clear guide to key welfare practices and developments in the public, private, voluntary and informal welfare sectors in twentieth-century Britain, outlining the dominant ideas about welfare in the period in question. As such, it offers an effective bridge between historical and contemporary concerns, drawing out some of the more rarely articulated premises of courses in the history of social policy and illuminating the social, political and economic dimensions of its subject.