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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Promise Me, Daughter highlights the heartbreaking dilemma that adult children-or anyone caring for a loved one-often face when a parent is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease or other debilitating conditions. How do you respond when your loved one cries out: 'Promise me, promise me, that you will never, ever, put me in a nursing home!' Written from the perspective of a devoted daughter who is also a nurse attorney, this book offers invaluable insights into the family dynamics, healthcare demands, and legal issues caregivers may encounter during the course of this disease. During her mother's long illness, the author worked as an attorney representing entities across the continuum of long-term care. She shares her personal and professional knowledge through poignant narratives while providing current information about the disease and modern care approaches.The author guides readers through the challenges of a daughter's enduring love, including the realities of long-distance caregiving and sharing responsibilities with siblings. She demonstrates how grief can take a toll on families while also strengthening bonds. This memoir is a blend of a daughter's journey, her mother's story, and enlightening anecdotes. While not a self-help book, it provides practical insights and nuggets of comfort, courage, and confidence for those on a similar path.\*\*\*\*\*Kathleen A. Hessler is a registered nurse and attorney who has represented entities across the continuum of long-term care, including home health and hospice agencies. An award-winning writer, she contributed the chapter 'Health Care Law' to Giddens' Concepts for Nursing Practice (2021 and 2025).…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Behind the veil of secrecy, not yet raised by the Air Ministry, there are great stories of courage and endurance. For the agent has no status, no friendly uniform or consul to rely on. With her friends, she is outside the law - until it catches up with her.This book contains brief stories about the lives of a group of fifty-two (52) courageous women who dared to break all the accepted rules regarding women in war zones. They agreed to be field agents and go into German-occupied France during World War II (WWII) to do what they could to help bring down the Nazi Government and end the Nazi occupation of France.'Female spies.' The word conjures up images of James Bond villainesses in slinky dresses, purring double-edged one-liners through a haze of cigarette smoke as they coax information out of the enemy. Spying wasn't really perceived as glamorous until after the Bond myth took hold. Women have always been essential parts of the intelligence business, simply because women could often eavesdrop, run messages, or pass information without being noticed and suspected as men would have been. During the mid-1900s, few men believed that a woman could deceive them with spycraft. The real lives of the women who volunteered to go behind enemy lines were much more mundane - and dangerous. The price that was often paid for such courage could be horrifying. It could, and often did, include imprisonment, torture, sexual violence, mutilation, and death. Any mix of those horrors awaited the women if they were caught.In the dark days that followed the fall of France, a new volunteer fighting force was hastily improvised at the direction of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill to wage a secret war against Hitler's armies. This force was called the Special Operations Executive (SOE.).…

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Sally has returned to New Mexico to reunite with her Navajo family. Tragedy strikes when her phone rings, and she hears her daughter's horrifying words, "Mom, Chooli's gone!" Fifteen-year-old Chooli Begay has vanished from an Albuquerque mall. Can Sally use her strong psychic connection with her granddaughter to rescue her before it's too late? A Navajo prayer circle supports grief-stricken family members. A group of university students with technical expertise search the dark web for information on missing native girls, while fear for their own safety intensifies. A Navajo shaman uses his native lessons to put Sally in a trance. She discovers she can see and hear Chooli talking with a young Apache mother and two girls from a South Dakota Sioux reservation. Two despicable men hold the girls' prisoner in a filthy cave. Time is measured in heartbeats as rescuers race to find the missing girls. A gripping story of a search for missing indigenous girls from New Mexico, Arizona and South Dakota. Will Sally find them before a plane takes them to Mexico bordellos? Sally's story describes indigenous family members searching for lost wives, sisters, and daughters in the southwest. It is a story frequently hidden in the dark, now coming into the light. Stolen Sisters is the third book in Sally's trilogy and a stand-alone mystery/thriller. About the Author: A desire to write a story about my life for my grandchildren became a Memoir, The Life That Made Me, ME, in 2016. I wrote some family history, my philosophy on life, about people who influenced who I am today, and stories of my travels. At the end of the book, I wrote about my three-week backpacking trip to China with three other ladies. One story about China became a book of a retired schoolteacher finding romance while traveling in China. Sally is the star character in China Strong and Navajo Strong, my second novel. While writing Navajo Strong, I came across a newspaper story about the missing and murdered indigenous girls and women in the west. I knew that would be my next book. COVID and the sudden loss of my son delayed my third novel. I spent nights dreaming of Scott, feeling the pain of my loss. The next morning, I sat in front of my computer writing and rewriting the story of a mother's, and grandmother's loss of a child. Their heartache, and Chooli's fear, became real.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Sally has returned to New Mexico to reunite with her Navajo family. Tragedy strikes when her phone rings, and she hears her daughter's horrifying words, "Mom, Chooli's gone!" Fifteen-year-old Chooli Begay has vanished from an Albuquerque mall. Can Sally use her strong psychic connection with her granddaughter to rescue her before it's too late? A Navajo prayer circle supports grief-stricken family members. A group of university students with technical expertise search the dark web for information on missing native girls, while fear for their own safety intensifies. A Navajo shaman uses his native lessons to put Sally in a trance. She discovers she can see and hear Chooli talking with a young Apache mother and two girls from a South Dakota Sioux reservation. Two despicable men hold the girls' prisoner in a filthy cave. Time is measured in heartbeats as rescuers race to find the missing girls. A gripping story of a search for missing indigenous girls from New Mexico, Arizona and South Dakota. Will Sally find them before a plane takes them to Mexico bordellos? Sally's story describes indigenous family members searching for lost wives, sisters, and daughters in the southwest. It is a story frequently hidden in the dark, now coming into the light. Stolen Sisters is the third book in Sally's trilogy and a stand-alone mystery/thriller. About the Author: A desire to write a story about my life for my grandchildren became a Memoir, The Life That Made Me, ME, in 2016. I wrote some family history, my philosophy on life, about people who influenced who I am today, and stories of my travels. At the end of the book, I wrote about my three-week backpacking trip to China with three other ladies. One story about China became a book of a retired schoolteacher finding romance while traveling in China. Sally is the star character in China Strong and Navajo Strong, my second novel. While writing Navajo Strong, I came across a newspaper story about the missing and murdered indigenous girls and women in the west. I knew that would be my next book. COVID and the sudden loss of my son delayed my third novel. I spent nights dreaming of Scott, feeling the pain of my loss. The next morning, I sat in front of my computer writing and rewriting the story of a mother's, and grandmother's loss of a child. Their heartache, and Chooli's fear, became real.…