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Going Through
Going Through It Began with Jerome By: Faye Thompson Going Through: It Began with Jerome is the story of author Faye Thompson. Her son, Jerome, was born on November 29th, 1972 in Dallas, Texas. They moved to Los Angeles when he was 3 ½ months old. At the time, Faye was very hurt. Jerome’s father did not want to marry her. He was already married. When Faye moved to California, she made a new life for herself and her son. He grew up in California and they had a nice life. Faye married John Thompson when Jerome was 4 years old. Jerome’s biological father passed away when he was 13. This book will help mothers who have lost their love ones, especially to gun violence. Jerome was shot 8 times in August 1994. He was 21 years old. Gun violence is still in existence today.
Cheesecake and Teardrops
Without even trying, Charisma has caught the eye of Nate, her new manager. Despite their nine-to-five cat and mouse games, she insists that she doesn't "do" her bosses—until she discovers that her white coworker, Chase Martini, is also interested in Nate. Tangie's boyfriend, Blade, is constantly doing things that reaffirm her belief that all men are dogs. But what's a woman to do when the sex is sizzlin'? Will she be any better off when FBI agent Tony Banks steps in and sweeps her off her feet? Heather's low self-esteem and "body by Haagen Dazs®," prevent her from seeing her true beauty. When a former classmate offers Heather some powerful diet pills, there's a steep price attached. As best friends Charisma, Tangie, and Heather deal with issues of race, relationships, and body image, they remind each other that "behind every successful woman is herself!"
Anger Management
In her latest text, Faye Thompson explains what anger is. It's causes, and methods to deal with it. Education opens doors.
Mothers and Midwives
This U.K. book is written by Faye Thompson, who has thirty years experience as a midwife and educator. She studied philosophy and the humanities as an undergraduate in Australia, and now lectures on health care ethics. As a feminist, she seeks to reunite morality and personal interest so that the woman is not subordinated in women's health and childbirth practices. From this experience, she offers a framework of ethics specific to midwifery and derived from midwifery practice that takes ethical discourse beyond current literature, proposing strategies for ethical practice based on findings arising out of the profession itself.
Cheescake and Teardrops
Without even trying, Charisma has caught the eye of Nate, her new manager. Despite their nine-to-five cat and mouse games, she insists that she doesn't "do" her bosses--until she discovers that her white coworker, Chase Martini, is also interested in Nate. Tangie's boyfriend, Blade, is constantly doing things that reaffirm her belief that all men are dogs. But what's a woman to do when the sex is sizzlin'? Will she be any better off when FBI agent Tony Banks steps in and sweeps her off her feet? Heather's low self-esteem and "body by Haagen Dazs®," prevent her from seeing her true beauty. When a former classmate offers Heather some powerful diet pills, there's a steep price attached. As best friends Charisma, Tangie, and Heather deal with issues of race, relationships, and body image, they remind each other that "behind every successful woman is herself!"
Slippin' Sippin' Saints
Slippin' Sippin' Saints takes a scandalous peek inside the flawed flock of New York's Church of the One Way-where image is everything and nothing is what it seems. From the pulpit to the door, no one escapes the addictively intoxicating atmosphere of mendacity, temptation, and sex. The church's married and miserable-the M & M's-have the most to lose as they scramble to squash the release of the salacious tell-all Cheat Like a Lady, Don't Give a Damn. Sable Alexandra's charmed life crashes and burns as alcohol and arrogance bring husband Price to his knees. Cheaters and beaters don't mix, but an envious Bubbles Dupree craves all things Sable-including her husband. Thirty-five-year-old Chunkie...
Ruffles, Ruffles, Where Are You?
Ruffles, Ruffles, Where Are You is a story about a big white fluffy swan named Ruffles, who lived in a beautiful pond in the backyard of Grandma's home. Starla and Spencer, Nanny's grandchildren, loved to come over and be with Ruffles, and would even get to take turns riding on Ruffles back. One Saturday afternoon when Starla and Spencer came over to see Ruffles, she was missing. Where was Ruffles? She wasn't sleeping where she normally slept, and so the search began to find her. They looked high and they looked low, but the place where they finally found her turned out to be much closer than any of them could have imagined. Ruffles, Ruffles, Where Are You is the second book in the Children's Now You Know Series, and each book in the series ends with a positive message for the reader. Learn more about the Children's Now You Know Series at www.childrensnowyouknowseries.com. Author's note: In approximately 1995, I wrote a brief copy of this story for my grandchildren, Starla and Spencer Kalata who were approximately 10 and 3 years old at the time.
The Lowdown on Cholesterol
In The Lowdown on Cholesterol, Faye Thompson strives to help us understand the conditions and risks that come with high cholesterol as well and methods to lower it. You will have a better understanding of how it affects you personally. Two natural ways and other medical ways to lower your cholesterol are discussed. This text is a must read for all those who wish to be Experiencing Health.
Professional Ethics in Midwifery Practice
Why ethics for midwives? -- Existing ethical codes, guidelines, and value statements -- Privacy and confidentiality -- Informed consent/choice -- Who is the client? -- Multiple relationships -- Scope of practice and competence -- Working with other professionals -- Client non-compliance and termination of care -- Diversity, equity, and justice -- Addressing ethical concerns -- Ethical thinking, caring, and decision-making.
I Got You
Words of wisdom, affirmations, reflections and exercises, to help you create healthier ways to support, love and communicate in relationships.
