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15,000 captive macaques. One naive 22-year-old vet tech. A summer you couldn’t make up if you tried. Nobody warns you what to do when a full grown rhesus with two-inch fangs and a 350-pound bite decides to charge. In the summer of 1995, twenty-two-year-old Jeff Pennington took a job as a veterinary technician at a sprawling primate breeding facility in the South Carolina Lowcountry. Within weeks he found himself alone in a corral, net in hand, learning exactly what the fight-or-flight instinct means. And that was a normal Tuesday.

The Wrong Order of Things is a rare look inside the heart-wrenching but heart-warming world of children's palliative care, in both NHS hospitals and children's hospices, by renowned consultant Dr Michelle Hills.

**My COVID19 Diary ** is a powerful narrative that embodies hope and the unwavering companionship of faith. At the heart of this memoir is Dr. Wee's fearless exploration of how the novel virus impacted her daily life and pediatric practice. She skillfully combines her healthcare expertise with personal experiences filled with loss, resilience, and the guiding presence of faith. As the world grappled with fear, panic, and uncertainty, Dr. Wee turned to her daily blog for solace and inspiration.

When COVID changed my life, I expected to recover. Instead, I found myself on a journey through chronic illness, unanswered questions, and a world that couldn't see what I was experiencing. This memoir is an honest account of living with an invisible illness and the challenges that followed: fatigue, dizziness, migraines, uncertainty, and losing the life I once knew. Through moments of grief, faith, and unexpected hope, I share what it was like to navigate a medical system without clear answers while holding on to the belief that my story would help someone.

I didn’t know I was dying. I didn’t know a kidney stone was blocking my ureter. I didn’t know an infection was spreading through my body. But God and Jesus knew — and They carried me through every moment. What began as an ordinary day quickly turned into a medical crisis that changed everything. One moment I was laughing with my sister at a Women’s Appreciation event… and hours later, I was fighting for my life in a hospital bed, weak, septic, and unaware of how close I was to losing everything.

In this gripping memoir, Andrew W. Seefeld traces the hidden emotional architecture that shapes our lives long before we recognize it. Through an unflinching personal narrative, he examines how early wounds give rise to protective strategies — achievement, control, perfectionism, and emotional withdrawal — that help us survive and even succeed. But what happens when the very strategies that once protected us begin to consume us?

Embrace profound lessons on forgiveness and healing from the intimate, transformative threshold of end-of-life care. This deeply poignant memoir guides listeners through the tender moments shared at the bedside of those facing their final hours. For caregivers navigating grief or anyone seeking...

Enter the frontline reality of a busy intensive care unit in this gripping medical memoir of survival, grief, and hope. Guided by a seasoned nurse across a single, unforgettable year, you will witness the quiet courage required when navigating medical emergencies and heartbreaking end-of-life...

From esteemed physician and acclaimed author Danielle Ofri, a clear-eyed and compassionate exploration of death that helps us face the end of life with greater understanding, less fear, and a deeper connection to what matters most “Knowing that death is the only certainty of life does not...

A sudden cancer diagnosis upends an ordinary mother's life, sparking a raw memoir of medical trauma and defiant resilience. Coping with illness transforms from a lonely battle into a journey of emotional healing. For anyone navigating a sudden life crisis, this gripping narrative captures the...

After twenty-three years in a thriving medical practice, Jeff Whelchel walked away from the only career he had ever known. He should have left long before. But stepping away meant giving up control, and that was the one thing he was not willing to do, not even for God. The Long Road to Surrender is the story of a Texas Panhandle doctor shaped by a family of characters as large as the sky, driven by a need to prove his worth, and slowly crushed by the weight of a calling he could no longer carry. It is a story of burnout that very nearly ended him. Of a marriage that held firm.

Why are so many doctors miserable in their work? Where has that sense of joy and meaning gone that we had at the start of our careers? What is it like for patients and doctors when the best traditions of medicine are fully realized? The path to reclaiming our love of medicine requires discovering our true professional heritage, reflecting on our own experiences, and reconnecting with our sense of wholeness.

Inside the Madhouse is one woman’s story of what happened when she was sectioned under the 1983 Mental Health Act and taken forcibly to an NHS Psychiatric Hospital after an attempted suicide...

When a healthy, happy child suddenly develops anxiety, obsessive behaviors, rage, tics, food restrictions, depression, or other alarming symptoms seemingly overnight, parents are often left searching for answers that conventional medicine struggles to provide. For author and practitioner Erin Paige, that search became deeply personal when her own son began exhibiting dramatic behavioral and neurological changes. In From Hell to Healed, she combines her family's hard-won experience with more than a decade of supporting thousands of families facing the same battle.

Both hysterical and heartfelt, this treasure trove will have you laughing out loud at the mishaps, pranks, and antics of medical students, physicians, nurses, and patients. Dr. Mike Vasilomanolakis doesn’t miss a beat with this collection of crazy stories from his career as a cardiologist. Both hysterical and heartfelt, this treasure trove will have you laughing out loud at the mishaps, pranks, and antics of medical students, physicians, nurses, and patients. His storytelling is witty, informative, and occasionally cringe-worthy.

This is the story of a year spent in Psychosynthesis therapy. I offer my story to show how it is possible for fear to be replaced with trust.

Nach den beiden Bestsellern „Ich bin zu alt für diese Scheisse!" und „Man wird nicht jünger durch den Scheiss!" entführt Sie Notfallsanitäter Horst Heckendorn zum dritten Mal in die unglaubliche, aber wahre Welt des Rettungsdienstes. Diesmal ohne das böse „S"-Wort im Titel, aber garantiert wieder mit seinem berühmt-berüchtigten rabenschwarzen Humor.

*INSTANT NATIONAL BESTSELLER* From award-winning journalist Kathryn Blaze Baum, a powerful account of one woman's quest for answers—and a miracle—from the big business of fertility. After having their first child without issue, Kathryn and her husband were trying for a second. She suffered...

*AN INSTANT NATIONAL BESTSELLER* *ONE OF INDIGO'S TOP 100 BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR* A Métis girl is adopted by a Mennonite family in this breathtaking memoir about family lost and found. By the time Brittany Penner is seven years old, she has loved and lost twenty-one foster siblings who have...

A aguardada – e bem-humorada – autobiografia de um dos mais importantes pensadores de nossos tempos. Quando Oliver Sacks tinha doze anos, um professor escreveu em avaliação: "Sacks vai longe, se não for longe demais". Hoje está claro que ele jamais parou de avançar. Desde as primeiras...