Q: Where can I buy a book?
A: If you are in the Longview, TX area, you can find Stay On Track at Louis Morgan Drugs #4, at Jack's Natural Foods, and by contacting the author. Otherwise, the book can be found online at ChristianBook.com, BooksAMillion.com, BarnesandNobel.com, Amazon.com, XulonPress.com/bookstore, and others, as well as through Ingram Book Company and/or Spring Arbor Book Distributors.

Q: Is your book available for download to my e-reader?
A: Yes, in addition to paperback, Stay On Track is available in electronic form for both Nook and Kindle devices through Barnes and Nobel and Amazon.  (To gain access to the forms used for recording your own Personal Health Information, you will need to set up a wireless connection to a printer.)

Q: Would I violate your copyright if I copy pages as you have suggested?
A: You may copy the forms as stated in the book for your personal and family use and even alter them to fit you particular needs. However, you may not copy the forms in large quantities or to sell for a profit.

Q: Can I order directly from you?
A: You may order directly from the author by contacting her through this web site. However, you will incur a shipping cost and possibly taxes. Sometimes one or both of these can be avoided by ordering directly online.

Q: How can your book help me if I am already keeping track of my medical information?
A: Stay On Track is a guide to recording health information from birth (including family medical history), your current health issues, and planning for your future health needs. If you are already keeping track of medical information, that is great, but this book is a concise guide to the “total picture,” and it could help you with organization and enhance the efforts you have already begun.

Q: I know nothing about my family’s medical history and almost nothing about my own. Is that important?
A: Knowing one’s family medical history can be helpful in anticipating problems a person could encounter. However, if the family history is not known, the best you can do is record what you do know of your own history, record what you can remember, and move forward from there.

Q: I have ordered a book and am waiting for it to arrive. What supplies will I need to organize my information?
A: Congratulations on your decision to purchase a book so you can keep track of your health information. You can get a list of supplies for your Personal Health Information book by referring to the "About the Book" section of this web site.