I'm Still Standing Free Audiobook Download by Colleen Coleman

Colleen Coleman, a teacher of children with ADD, has found a way to help these kids with the disorder. The way she does that is by using "the double-focus method," which is when she gives them two extra minutes of her time every day to talk. For example, if you have an hour for study hall and you take five minutes out of that hour, then you have 15 minutes left over at the end of your day. That time can be allocated to anything the student needs help with regarding schoolwork or social interaction. The one thing Colleen asks them to do during this discussion is speak honestly to each other in order to improve their relationship and make it easier for everyone involved

I'm Still Standing is a book in which the protagonist, Colleen Coleman, recounts her struggles to overcome addiction and mental illness.

Claire Mckenna narrates the story of her life and work at a Factory, finishing up after a day's work. The narrator reflects on her career, her hardships with factory life and how she has come out stronger.

I'm Still Standing is an autobiography of Colleen Coleman who was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis during the summer of 1988. This book chronicles her journey to find a cure and live a better life after being told she would be confined to a wheelchair within three years, so she decided to take up running instead.

Colleen Coleman brings us a fictional account of the trial and tribulations of surviving cancer. The book is written in first person narrative from the perspective of Abby, a woman whose husband died from cancer. Abby's story is told through flashbacks that provide insight into how she became involved in the nonprofit organization where she will be working post-treatment for her husband's death. Her husband was also a survivor and he provides Abby with an invaluable perspective on what it means to try to live life as normal as possible when you know that death is always near.