Medical profession

Nathalie Brisebois has lived through many difficult challenges, but has found a path to health and happiness.

It is 1946, and a young man stares out his third-story apartment window.

More than once during his yearlong duty, thirty-two-year-old Paul J.

Until the age of four, Irene Snow lived happily with her mother and gentle, doting grandparents.

I wrote a personal story motivated by the urge to chronicle what struck me as a unique and unusual developmental social and professional life.

The journey of self-realization culminates in the awareness of a magnificent, universal plan of joy and celebration.

Is your loved one really getting the best care possible in the nursing home?

Stuart Ross McCallum shares a true account of his battle with epilepsy-beginning with the peculiar sensations he experienced as a teenager that led to his diagnosis and concluding with his eventual recovery from a temporal lobe lobectomy.

A few days before Doug Limbrick is to run a marathon he receives a diagnosis of colorectal cancer.

Collapsing from the grief of not being loved, twenty years old, Clover Greene was committed to psychiatry.

Zach Gauvin was a junior in high school who had it allstar of the football team, a beautiful girlfriend he adored, and a terrible drinking problem.

It was 1969 and the war in Vietnam was at its height.

Ethics is the moral principle act of conducting oneself appropriately.

Many of us have definite plans about how the story of life goes, but the purpose of God prevails.

I had just turned twenty-one and was in my senior year of college when I was diagnosed with grade four brain cancer.

Living with bipolar disorder is not just a struggle for the individual; it affects everyone associated with that person as well.

This book is the story of my life with multiple sclerosis.

This is a how-to book.

The optimism and excitement author Joseph K.

You would not believe what patients say to their health-care providers.

When his 707 cleared the runway, he still did not feel safe and maybe he was holding his breath just a bit.

It was Alan Scott's mother who emphasized the notion that doctors were the same as God; one healed the body and the other the mind and soul.

This book is for anyone, young or old, who has ever had a desire or ambition to achieve the American Dream.

The second youngest of eleven children, author Joel J.

Kent Christy offers his readers the moving story of his gradual loss of vision and the trauma and emotional turmoil this caused in his life.

One Day Well Dance Again chronicles the life of Eric Ashton Ware and his courageous battle against astrocytomas of the brain stem.

The number one Sunday Times bestseller, Adam Kay's festive hospital diaries, Twas the Nightshift Before Christmas, is the perfect stocking filler from the author of multi-million-copy bestseller This is Going to Hurt - now a major BBC TV series.

Amanda Slikkers story begins on a beautiful Sunday afternoon at the US Naval Academy.

My journal of a doctor experiencing community service inunder-resourced medical facilities, during public sector strikesand the world cup addresses the diffi cult and often funnyexperiences of providing medical care to divers and oftenpoverty-stricken patients.

Three Roses: Living with Muscular Dystrophy and Marrying the Ideal Woman introduces a man who knew from his early childhood that he would face life with the ever-present reality of muscular dystrophy.

This book is a mixture of Kabacks life and his development as a scientist, both of which involve numerous serendipitous events.

Shelly is an amazing little girl who rode an alligator, drove a blimp, and refused to give up her fight against cancer.

Im hoping my life story will give insight to people who live and suffer from mental illness and help them receive a clearer form of understanding of their similar diseases in an effort for them to better cope with their everyday lives armed with new knowledge to avoid certain emotional situations when the going gets rough.

In this sometime amusing, sometime challenging journey through fifty years of Nursing, this author presents her favorite memoirs.

Afflicted with an unrecognized liver ailment at the young age of thirteen, Peggy fights for her life every day, tormented both physically and psychologically.

Author Tammy Schuman led an active, charmed life.

When Maria gets a job at Anthonys donut and coffeehouse in New York City, shes thrilled to be working.

This is the story of the struggle by a rehabilitation professional whose experience includes managing a recovery program for people with brain injury who suffers a traumatic brain injury.

In addition to being born high-spirited, inquisitive and stubborn, Kathryn was also her parents worst nightmare.

She couldnt stop it.

Author Rosalie Bott remembers her Aunt Lillian dispensing important advice: Dont forget you are a Bott, and the Botts always laugh!

Ruth Silvers young life was challenged in ways most of us will never know.

An engaging series of vignettes reflective of fifty years as a practicing dermatologist specializing on sexually transmitted diseases (STD), incorporating the author's views on the sexual revolution of the 1960s, AIDS, death, melancholy, racism, legal aspects of STDs and focusing on the author's world travels

Nancy Bucceris memoir begins in the Dallas airport in 2014, when she received a phone call from an emergency room in Virginia, telling her that her husband of thirty-one years was hospitalized with life-threatening swelling of his brain.

This is a true story of my wonderful marriage, and the people involved are still alive except for Dorothy.

Americas health care delivery system is in disarray.

Author Jinda Kelly has wanted to be a doctor since childhood.

All senior citizens look forward to good health as those later years draw near.

Its Been a Good Life, Dad!

Bradley Carlsons muscular dystrophy causes brutal leg cramps that leave him crumpled on the floor.