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Meet the Challenge
A birth brings hopes, dreams, and plans for the future, but sometimes it also brings surprises. Join Tammy Ryals, a special educator and parent of a child with multiple severe disabilities, as she leads readers through her family's twenty-year fight to meet the challenges of everyday life. Readers will discover that children with disabilities and their families face the same issues we all do. Written with the hope of informing, equipping, and inspiring anyone who lives with or near disability, Ryals candidly reveals her family's joys and laughter as well as their tears and sorrow in hopes that others will become aware and heartily attempt to Meet the Challenge of life.
Life's Journey
Born in a small town in Wisconsin, Kathy Herzog never imagined the trials and heartache that would come into her life. Yet despite it all, she would emerge to become a stronger, more courageous woman. Deeply intimate, Lifes Journey tells Kathys bittersweet, true story of how she endured divorce, infertility, and her husbands illnessand yet was still determined to forge a happy life. She details her early college days, her painful divorce at the age of thirty, her journey to graduate school, and the pain of long-distance relationships. Kathy shares how she met the love of her life, David, whom she married in October of 2001. After struggling with infertility, Kathy became pregnant in 2004. Even as they rejoiced, their joy was overshadowed by Davids health problems. When they discovered that David had cancer, Kathy wondered how she would surviveyet survive she did. Through long months and years, Kathy worked through lifes challenges to create a new normal life for herself and her familyand succeeded. Lifes Journey is a moving testament to the strength of the human spirit.
The Lost Men
In a world where the human population has been decimated, self-reliance is the order of the day. Of necessity, the few remaining people must adapt residual technology as far as possible, with knowledge gleaned from books that were rescued and have been treasured for generations. After a childhood of such training, each person is abandoned by their parents when they reach adulthood, to pursue an essentially solitary existence. For most, the only human contact is their counsel, a mentor who guides them to find 'the one', their life mate as decreed by Fate. Lack of society brings with it a lack of taboo, ensuring that the Fate envisioned by a counsel is enacted unquestioningly. The only threats...
The ASCRS Textbook of Colon and Rectal Surgery
This third edition text provides a completely revised and updated new version of this unique, modern, practical text that covers the strategic evaluation, specific approaches, and detailed management techniques utilized by expert colorectal surgeons caring for patients with complex problems–whether they result from underlying colorectal disease or from complications arising from previous surgical therapy. The format follows that of both a “how to” manual as well as an algorithm-based guide to allow the reader to understand the thought process behind the proposed treatment strategy. By making use of evidence-based recommendations, each chapter includes not only background information an...
A Separate People
This major new contribution to the history of women examines the special status accorded to women in the Jewish communities of the Eastern Mediterranean provinces of the Ottoman Empire in the early modern period. Topics examined include their daily life and the social norms governing them, polygamy, divorce, child marriage, and the position of female slaves. Based on a detailed analysis of Hebrew and Arabic manuscript sources, legal and other, this first study of the subject in English opens up an almost unknown world of women to the modern researcher.
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A Separate People
This major new contribution to the history of women examines the special status accorded to women in the Jewish communities of the Eastern Mediterranean provinces of the Ottoman Empire in the early modern period. Topics examined include their daily life and the social norms governing them, polygamy, divorce, child marriage, and the position of female slaves. Based on a detailed analysis of Hebrew and Arabic manuscript sources, legal and other, this first study of the subject in English opens up an almost unknown world of women to the modern researcher.
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