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JERRY JAMPOLSKY

The road to health is to be aware of your inner feelings. Saying or thinking "Oh shit!" can actually result in a greater sense of resilience and a more balanced state of being. It's healthy to recognize when you've stepped in a pile of shit so you can say "Oh shit!", clean off your shoe, and move on. The last thing you want to do is get stuck in shit.

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This book is dedicated to all those who at one time or another during their lives have felt that they were drowning in shit and thereby were reminded that they were human.

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