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Chappell, best known for her Sam and Hollis mysteries, is also the author of two collections of short stories about a village out on the marsh called Oysterback, a place where anything can happen and frequently does. These stories are a delight, full of magical realism and the extraordinary realism of day to day living.

Helen Chappell's great genius is in her characters and her sense of magical realism.

this is a very helpful book by a very knowledgable and realistic author. if you have been searching for answers and methods to deal with chronic pain, look no further as this book can provide them.

A custody battle is a massive stress in the life of a growing child. Sometimes, however, a parent finds that he or she is unable to resolve a dispute in any other way. What can a conscientious parent to to protect the child during this difficult and often lengthy ordeal?

Dr. Herman discusses the process of a custody battle and gives advice on how to deal with this difficult situation while doing one's best to look out for the best interests of one's child. He covers many topics including dealing with expert witnesses, your day in court, joint custody, visitation, and handling one's feelings after losing a custody battle. Dr. Herman clearly cares for the well-being of all family members and tries to be complete and even-handed.

Carol E. Watkins, M.D.

M. Esther Marding MD was a Jungian analyst who worked with Carl Jung himself, and went on to become the first of woman to practice Jungian psychology in America. The Parental Image: Its Injury And Reconstruction is an astutely presented analytical psychology study of the profound effects parental images have upon the life and psyche of the individual. Exploring complex topics such as the development of consciousness, healing injured parental images, the parental image as source and container of life, and more, The Parental Image is a thoughtfully reasoned and classical contribution to studies in Jungian psychology which has been deftly edited for contemporary readers by Daryl Sharp.

Reminds us that we are spiritual beings having a relatively brief human experience before returning to our real & eternal home. Reinforces that spirituality is truely present in everyone and transcends all earthly religions. Many wonderful stories throughout the book to support the love and freedom that our beloved deceased have found. Death will kill the body but not the soul. We can grieve the ugliness of earthly disease and death, but we cannot grieve about the love present in the hereafter. EN

This book is an indepth guide to pediatric and adolescent gynecology for the practitioner practicing in a primary care or specialty setting. It's easy to refrence giving specific guidelines. It is a must for anyone seeing female patients in this age group.

There are many books written on this subject but I must say that thisbook is a class above the rest. It introduces Paediatric cardiology to a doctor in a systematic way. Pathophysiology is explained in great detail.The text is supported by excellent charts and graphs. The books divides the cardiac diseases into simple yet systematic classifications. Management of common cardiac diseases in children are included.There are even a topic on arrythmias and management of cardiac emergencies.
I would recommend this book all Paediatric Cardiology trainees.

Every now and then, a medical textbook of rare clarity and insight is published that makes the reader ask "why didn't anyone think of this before?". Drs. Shah and Ludwig have done just that with this title. The structure of the book is simple: each chapter deals with a specific pediatric chief complaint. Within each chapter there are four to eight case presentations that guide the reader through a structured, logical, and illustrative discussion of the workup of each sign or symptom.

The result is a book that teaches the reader how to think about broad clinical questions such as dark urine, poor weight gain, or wheezing in a child. By the end of each chapter, the reader should have a basic understanding of how to approach each problem and, more importantly, when to suspect a rare condition.

Practitioners in any setting, whether inpatient, outpatient, or emergency room, will certainly find this textbook a useful learning tool.

This book allows the student, resident, pediatrician and family practitioner to review the most frequent clinical pathologies in an easy to follow schematic fashion. The flow chart design allows the reader review diagnostic and therapeutic options without a lot of superflous information. It's a great study tool as well as a reference guide.