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Chronic Resilience Book Launch & Tour Information
August 13, 2013

Featured Affirmation:

I choose to live with chronic resilience.


Quotes...

"True healing comes from finding the compassion to unconditionally welcome ourselves exactly as we are." -Danea Horn, Chronic Resilience

"Give yourself permission to need healing. Allow your health to become a priority. You cannot build a life around your values unless you decide that you are also of value."-Danea Horn, Chronic Resilience

"Gratitude is a feeling. It is not an intellectual exercise. It is not a list that you make, or an obligation you have. It is an appreciation that rises up within you for noticing the way that things are." -Danea Horn, Chronic Resilience




Chronic Resilience: 10 Sanity-Saving Strategies for Women Coping with the Stress of Illness is Now Available!


“Danea Horn has put an honest and wise voice to the intimate journey of illness. She lights a fire for self-compassion and puts stress in its place, while providing empowering suggestions for living with grace and Chronic Resilience. I highly recommend this groundbreaking book.” -Kris Carr, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Sexy Diet

“I love this book. It is funny, touching, and true. Chronic Resilience is a best friend for anyone impacted by chronic illness. Intimate and authentic, tender and wise, Danea offers everyone the benefit of her courageous triumph…a life well lived…debilitating diseases be danged!” -Penelope Young Andrade, LCSW, author of Emotional Medicine Rx

Author Interview at Psychology Today

Book Trailer & More Information

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Journal Exercise

How would my life be different if I lived with chronic resilience?



Book Tour Information

We are celebrating Chronic Resilience with a West Coast book tour. If you are in the area, I’d love for you to join us. There will be good conversation, good food, book readings, signing and a few good causes along the way. Click here for all of the details.


San Diego, CA
Saturday, August 17th at 2:00 PM

Sacramento, CA
Monday, August 19th at 5:30 PM

Portland, OR
Wednesday, August 21st at 7:00 PM

Seattle, WA
Friday, August 23rd at 7:00 PM

Spokane, WA
Wednesday, September 4th at 5:30 PM



My Hope for You

On Tuesday, I was doing an interview over the phone and I was asked a very important question, “What do you want readers to get from Chronic Resilience?”

It is the question I asked myself in March of 2011 when I sat down to begin writing. It took a full 13 months for the answer to come, but today I am absolutely certain about the #1 thing I hope Chronic Resilience does in your life.

There are lots (10 chapters worth) of insights in the book. There are small lessons, revelations, things I’ve done that I hope you avoid, processes, reflections, philosophies, to-dos, to-not-dos, and a host of stories. Of course I want you to find lots of things that resonate.

Yet, there is one major shift I hope the books makes in your life. Read more at the blog.



What's New at Chronic Resilience?

If you haven’t been to my new website yet, head on over!

Here are some of the latest posts:


Looking for a presenter?

I am in the process of booking speaking engagements for 2014. If you have a group that needs a speaker, you can learn more about my Chronic Resilience Seminars and Keynotes as well as read testimonials at my website: www.ChronicResilience.com



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