Michael J Menard (57 results)

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What if everything we think we know about America's health crisis is wrong Hidden in government data lies a shocking discovery: childhood trauma is responsible for 1,401 American deaths every single day-more than tobacco, accidents, or stroke. Among the 11.4 million Americans who experienced severe childhood trauma, every one will die 24 years too soon. Nearly 90% of teen suicide attempts trace back to adverse childhood experiences. And this epidemic costs America $14 trillion annually-roughly 60% of our entire GDP.We've been counting the bodies wrong. When someone with severe childhood trauma dies of a heart attack at 55 instead of 75, we record it as heart disease. When they overdose, it's addiction. When they take their own life, it's suicide. But these aren't separate epidemics-they're symptoms of the same hidden crisis that's been destroying lives for generations.Michael J. Menard knows this crisis firsthand. Growing up one of fourteen children in a 900-square-foot home below the poverty line, he watched childhood trauma ripple through his family-claiming two brothers to addiction and leaving invisible wounds across generations. Yet from these origins, Menard rose to become a world-renowned inventor with fourteen patents, advising NASA and the United Nations, and serving as Vice President of Worldwide Engineering at Johnson & Johnson.Greater Than Gravity isn't just another trauma book. It's a meticulously researched exposé that connects dots no one else has connected-revealing how childhood trauma alters brain development, ravages the immune system, and creates cascading destruction across mental, physical, spiritual, and social dimensions of life. Menard brings his engineer's mind to humanity's greatest unaddressed public health crisis, transforming cold statistics into compelling human stories while offering concrete pathways to healing.With endorsements from leading trauma experts including Dr. Glenn Schiraldi, this groundbreaking work serves three audiences: survivors seeking hope and healing, loved ones who want to understand, and anyone ready to join a movement to end this epidemic.The numbers are irrefutable. The suffering is real. The time for action is now. Hristova, Svetlana (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if everything we think we know about America's health crisis is wrong?Hidden in government data lies a shocking discovery: childhood trauma is responsible for 1,401 American deaths every single day-more than tobacco, accidents, or stroke. Among the 11.4 million Americans who experienced severe childhood trauma, every one will die 24 years too soon. Nearly 90% of teen suicide attempts trace back to adverse childhood experiences. And this epidemic costs America $14 trillion annually-roughly 60% of our entire GDP.We've been counting the bodies wrong. When someone with severe childhood trauma dies of a heart attack at 55 instead of 75, we record it as heart disease. When they overdose, it's addiction. When they take their own life, it's suicide. But these aren't separate epidemics-they're symptoms of the same hidden crisis that's been destroying lives for generations.Michael J. Menard knows this crisis firsthand. Growing up one of fourteen children in a 900-square-foot home below the poverty line, he watched childhood trauma ripple through his family-claiming two brothers to addiction and leaving invisible wounds across generations. Yet from these origins, Menard rose to become a world-renowned inventor with fourteen patents, advising NASA and the United Nations, and serving as Vice President of Worldwide Engineering at Johnson & Johnson.Greater Than Gravity isn't just another trauma book. It's a meticulously researched expose that connects dots no one else has connected-revealing how childhood trauma alters brain development, ravages the immune system, and creates cascading destruction across mental, physical, spiritual, and social dimensions of life. Menard brings his engineer's mind to humanity's greatest unaddressed public health crisis, transforming cold statistics into compelling human stories while offering concrete pathways to healing.With endorsements from leading trauma experts including Dr. Glenn Schiraldi, this groundbreaking work serves three audiences: survivors seeking hope and healing, loved ones who want to understand, and anyone ready to join a movement to end this epidemic.The numbers are irrefutable. The suffering is real. The time for action is now. This isn't just another book about trauma. It's a call to action backed by irrefutable evidence, offering real pathways to healing for the 70% of adults carrying invisible wounds and a blueprint for ending this epidemic. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Hristova, Svetlana (illustrator).…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Whispers of Hope: 365 Days of Truth for the Weary Soul is a year-long devotional journey designed to provide daily spiritual nourishment and encouragement. Each month centers on a specific theme-from New Beginnings and Trust in God to Hope and Light-creating a comprehensive pathway through life's challenges.Every daily entry features a Scripture verse, a thoughtful reflection connecting biblical truth to everyday struggles, and a heartfelt prayer. The devotional speaks directly to those experiencing weariness, offering gentle reminders of God's unfailing love and presence.Throughout the book, readers will find reassurance that their pain has purpose, their struggles are seen, and their hearts are held by a God who understands. "Whispers of Hope" serves as a daily companion that acknowledges life's difficulties while pointing toward healing, renewal, and the strength found in faith. In a world that often feels broken, Whispers of Hope offers a daily sanctuary of comfort and strength. The thoughtfully crafted devotional pairs Scripture with gentle reflection and prayers that speak directly to the heart. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Every Sunday, people fill the pews. They sing the worship songs. They bow their heads in prayer. And they bleed invisibly, carrying wounds the church can't see and doesn't know how to heal.Childhood trauma kills 1,401 Americans every day, making it the #1 cause of death in the nation. It is the primary driver of addiction, suicide, and incarceration, and it affects 180 million American adults. Yet most churches remain blind to the crisis sitting right in front of them.Michael J Menard lost two brothers, Adam and Patrick, to heroin. For years he believed what nearly everyone believed: that they just needed more willpower, more faith, more prayer. He was wrong. The science now proves what he wishes he had known before he buried them. Addiction isn't a moral failure. It's the predictable neurobiological consequence of childhood trauma.In Bleeding in the Pews, Menard-an engineer, inventor, and #1 bestselling author of Greater Than Gravity-exposes what two thousand years of theology missed: the difference between spiritual fortitude and neurobiological wounds. Drawing on groundbreaking research and his own devastating losses, he explains why "pray harder" doesn't heal trauma, and what actually does.The church isn't cruel. It's blind. For two thousand years, pastors have done their best with what they know. But they couldn't see that some wounds aren't spiritual problems requiring more prayer-they're neurobiological injuries requiring clinical intervention.This isn't a book about abandoning faith. It's about finally understanding what Jesus meant when He said He came to "bind up the brokenhearted." It's about churches becoming what they've always claimed to be: sanctuaries where the wounded find real healing, not just good intentions.With a foreword by Darren Tyler, Bleeding in the Pews is written for pastors, church leaders, counselors, ministry volunteers, and anyone who has ever sat in a pew carrying something they couldn't name. It gives them a clear-eyed look at the wound-and a practical path forward.The people in your pews are waiting. Some have been waiting for decades. This is the church's Kairos moment-the appointed time when everything could change, if we're finally willing to see the bloodshed that's been in front of us all along.The question isn't whether healing is possible. The question is whether the church will learn to recognize the wound. When spiritual guidance fails to mend deep-seated psychological scars, faith communities must bridge the gap between theology and neuroscience to truly heal the brokenhearted. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Whispers of Hope: 365 Days of Truth for the Weary Soul is a year-long devotional journey designed to provide daily spiritual nourishment and encouragement. Each month centers on a specific theme-from New Beginnings and Trust in God to Hope and Light-creating a comprehensive pathway through life's challenges.Every daily entry features a Scripture verse, a thoughtful reflection connecting biblical truth to everyday struggles, and a heartfelt prayer. The devotional speaks directly to those experiencing weariness, offering gentle reminders of God's unfailing love and presence.Throughout the book, readers will find reassurance that their pain has purpose, their struggles are seen, and their hearts are held by a God who understands. "Whispers of Hope" serves as a daily companion that acknowledges life's difficulties while pointing toward healing, renewal, and the strength found in faith. In a world that often feels broken, Whispers of Hope offers a daily sanctuary of comfort and strength. The thoughtfully crafted devotional pairs Scripture with gentle reflection and prayers that speak directly to the heart. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What if everything we think we know about America's health crisis is wrong?Hidden in government data lies a shocking discovery: childhood trauma is responsible for 1,401 American deaths every single day-more than tobacco, accidents, or stroke. Among the 11.4 million Americans who experienced severe childhood trauma, every one will die 24 years too soon. Nearly 90% of teen suicide attempts trace back to adverse childhood experiences. And this epidemic costs America $14 trillion annually-roughly 60% of our entire GDP.We've been counting the bodies wrong. When someone with severe childhood trauma dies of a heart attack at 55 instead of 75, we record it as heart disease. When they overdose, it's addiction. When they take their own life, it's suicide. But these aren't separate epidemics-they're symptoms of the same hidden crisis that's been destroying lives for generations.Michael J. Menard knows this crisis firsthand. Growing up one of fourteen children in a 900-square-foot home below the poverty line, he watched childhood trauma ripple through his family-claiming two brothers to addiction and leaving invisible wounds across generations. Yet from these origins, Menard rose to become a world-renowned inventor with fourteen patents, advising NASA and the United Nations, and serving as Vice President of Worldwide Engineering at Johnson & Johnson.Greater Than Gravity isn't just another trauma book. It's a meticulously researched expose that connects dots no one else has connected-revealing how childhood trauma alters brain development, ravages the immune system, and creates cascading destruction across mental, physical, spiritual, and social dimensions of life. Menard brings his engineer's mind to humanity's greatest unaddressed public health crisis, transforming cold statistics into compelling human stories while offering concrete pathways to healing.With endorsements from leading trauma experts including Dr. Glenn Schiraldi, this groundbreaking work serves three audiences: survivors seeking hope and healing, loved ones who want to understand, and anyone ready to join a movement to end this epidemic.The numbers are irrefutable. The suffering is real. The time for action is now. Hidden in plain sight within government data lies a devastating truth: childhood trauma is killing 1,401 Americans every day-making it the leading cause of death when measured correctly. We've been counting the bodies wrong. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Hristova, Svetlana (illustrator).…

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