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Looking Within
An ethnographic study of fetoscopy that considers both the broader cultural context of this high-risk obstetrical procedure and the patient's individual experience. In Looking Within, Deborah Blizzard examines the high-risk in utero surgery known as fetoscopy, considering it as both cutting-edge medical technology and as a sociocultural construction of patients, their social networks, and medical providers. She looks at the way individual experiences shape these procedures and how fetoscopy affects individuals (both patients and providers) on a personal, emotional level. Based on an eleven-month ethnographic study of the fetoscopy practice at a community-based hospital and further interviews...
The Circle of Six
"Joe's eyelids opened slowly. The dim lighting proved pleasant and unharmful to his wide pupils as the four lamps flickered in each corner of the room. The walls seemed to wiggle from the sallow glow, and each face surrounding him bore crisp shadows that vividly traced their features in the low light. They resembled fleshy skeletons." "...a most enjoyable read—and very well-written..." Anne Shelander, Associate Publisher, Harbor House, on The Circle of Six. Joe Stonelli has found a good reason to break the law—for justice. His best friend has been wrongfully imprisoned for murder, and the police investigation has ended. With the trial only a few weeks ahead, Joe utilizes identity fraud t...
The Persistence of the Soul
Compelling evidence for afterlife messages backed by scientific research • Presents detailed accounts of experiments conducted to obtain evidence for the survival of consciousness after death, including the author’s own test involving a secret message left behind by his late sister • Shares interviews with mediums to understand how they receive information from the spirit world and explains how to recognize fraudulent mediums • Explores the healing impact that afterlife communications can have on people who are grieving After the unexpected passing of his youngest son, Mark Ireland began a search for messages from the afterlife and discovered remarkable proof of life after death. Int...
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Opportune Times
Opportune Times is a contemporary book dedicated to the success of underprivileged people who accept the opportunity to improve their lives. Challenges, adventures, disappointments, ambitions, romance, hardships and tragedies are encountered in this unfolding story. We all have the opportunity to develop our abilities through self direction, self determination and self esteem to make something of ourselves. Amy Simpson demonstrates the will to change her life by achieving success in completing higher education. She spent many years to become a physician. Amy Simpson made significant decisions that affected her future accomplishments and life style. Read word for word about her life story to find out how to reap benefits and rewards after facing obstacles, tests and problems. Amy Simpson came from an underprivileged ghetto in Chicago. Yet she achieved her goals. Let us learn from Amy Simpson and others like her to achieve our goals to fulfill our ambitions.
Justice for Baby B
In the 1960s the premise of this story did happen. Practicing physicians in this era were treated as omnipotent, creating a godlike complex allowing some of them to take it upon themselves to choose which babies, when born, should live or die. Selectively placing babies with visible flaws in boxes with medical tape over their mouths to silence their cries, than ordering nurses to place those boxes in a closet until...death. But what if they had lived? This could have been their story... Minnesota, 1969 - Carolyn, a young nurse, assisting with the delivery of a baby boy, watches in disbelief and horror as Dr. Jefferson attempts to dispose of the baby like unwanted trash just because he was bo...
