A short story about the small lives and moments we too often overlook. A young girl crosses paths with an elderly man, isolated and alone by circumstances and poverty, and haunted by fear. She is able to use the gifts she has developed through reading about basic medical care and applying it to an assortment of wounded animals whom she nurses back to health. Her friendship and compassion provide comfort at the vital moment in this man's life.
Auflage
Sprache
Produkt-Hinweis
ISBN-13
978-0-9824560-3-3 (9780982456033)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Ginger Ross Breggin ~ Ginger Breggin is a wife, mother and grandmother. She lives with her husband and they share their home with Ginger's mother and with their three dogs. She is a researcher, writer, tech maven for the household, award-winning photographer and manager of her husband's private practice. She has co-authored two books with her husband: the bestseller Talking Back to Prozac and The War Against Children of Color. She also co-edited Dimensions of Empathic Therapy with her husband and third author. Ginger blogs with her husband on their website, www.breggin.com. Her Twitter handle is @GingerBreggin.
