Confessions of an Ethical Drug Dealer
Confessions of an Ethical Drug Dealer is a psychedelic travelogue and memoir, as well as a witty and enlightening treatise on the responsible use of psychedelics told through the lens of a fifty year journey buying, selling, and consuming psychedelic drugs. It is also about the value of free-thought, critical thinking, rationality, and how to make a perfect cup of tea.
Doc-Related: A Physician’s Guide to Fixing Our Ailing Health Care System
Much in the way the comic strip, Dlibert, taught us about corporate office culture, Doc-Related now takes us behind the clinic doors of today’s ailing US healthcare system. A medley of anecdotes, comics, and data-backed musings, Doc-Related’s “truth-tellers” turn out to be a half-dozen characters you will surely recognize. Why? Because author, Dr. Peter Valenzuela, has literally created them from his 20-year experience as a practicing family physician and health system executive. Whether you’re one of the 16 million Americans who work in the US healthcare industry, or simply someone who has tried to navigate its bureaucratic maze of insurance plans or electronic record systems—Doc-Related will help you see these challenges in a new light.
First Time Father: The Modern Guide for Expecting Dads to Easily Navigate Pregnancy and Prepare Effectively
Becoming a Super Dad isn’t by chance but by choice. Discover how you can become the best father and partner, one step at a time.
It’s Friday morning and you’re all set to shut the week with a bang. The big presentation went well, and your weekend is booked with Netflix and friends. Life is going smoothly…until your phone rings.
It’s your partner on the other side, calling to break the big news: You’re going to be a father, honey! As her words echo in your head, you can’t make sense of anything. Your emotions amplify, from joy to terror, as if lightning has struck and knocked you off your feet. “A father? But I don’t even know how to change a diaper!”
The good news is that, although challenging, fatherhood is a joyous and enriching experience. And there are plenty of strategies you can use to become an amazing Dad to your little one, no matter your current position.
Home Away from Home
Sometimes we all have to face the inevitable and make tough choices. Dealing with the aging of your parents is one of them. Finding your loved ones the right home is a delicate matter, and it can be a stressful time as it is easy to get lost in the mounds of information. That’s why you need this book. It was written by an insider who worked in all the levels of the system and she wants to share all she knows about the system with you.
When Your Family Says No
In the wake of ex-communication, at age 25, Laya Steinberg was abandoned by every member of her family and every person who filled her childhood memories. When Your Family Says No is a story through the eyes of a young girl who falls in love with a non-Jewish man, violating centuries of tradition and Jewish law. As Laya chooses love over religious traditions, she wakes up to a new world of independence and freedom, where she must risk losing everything she has ever known to become the woman she was meant to be. This memoir details a story of love, passion, interfaith marriage, and family betrayal. For anyone who has abandoned for stepping outside their family’s expectations, Laya’s story reminds us of the beautiful and unexpected turns life can take us if we are brave enough to take the helm of our own truth,
Your Elderly Parents Failing Health. Is It Ageing or a Treatable Condition
The biggest change in Aged Care in years by challenging ageism, negative attitudes to the elderly and providing holistic comprehensive medical care. “YOUR ELDERLY PARENTS FAILING HEALTH. IS IT AGEING OR A TREATABLE CONDITION? By Dr Peter Lipski. Geriatrician. Many people experience the frustration of watching their elderly relatives’ health decline every day only to be told that it’s just “old age” that causes dizziness, falls, confusion, malnutrition, and breathlessness and more. Frustrated families hear time again “”what do you expect- he is 89 years old you know!” Too many older people end up in the overcrowded public hospital emergency department when this could be prevented by better medical care. How often do we see our elderly relatives or friends physically declining, slowing up, taking too many pills and struggling at home alone?