Noted author Judy Gray Johnson's first book Living With Sickle Cell Disease: The Struggle To Survive was well received. After reviewing comments, she decided that she had a lot more to say which prompted her to write Resilience: Coping with Sickle Cell Disease. This book strengthens the resolve for those suffering from sickle cell disease in particular and anyone that may have a disability. This should be recommended reading for parents, educators, and anyone in the workplace who supervise those who may be classified as disabled. In these pages you will learn: How to effectively work with those who don't fit the mold of expectations within the family, at school, and/or the work place. How to place responsibility for individual production on all stake holders: the disabled, the parent, the supervisor. How to concentrate on what the disabled can do rather than on what they can't do. How to go beyond the American for Disability Act (ADA) and feel good about it."