Author: Sharon Richie-Melvan Ph.D.
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Publisher: Arnica Publishing
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0981682200
Angel Walk: Nurses at War in Iraq and Afghanistan
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Suzanna knew there was no stopping him. John Campbell Harris was like a human tornado, heading straight for the Kern River Valley, California and for Suzanna Day. Suzanna wouldn't have been able to get out of his way even if she'd wanted to. She was too firmly rooted to the town's glorious past and to her eccentric old house, Angel's Walk. If it was in danger, then Suzanna was too. Cam seemed their only hope. As an engineer, Cam was the only one who could save the imperiled town. Didn't he create lakes and divert rivers every day of the week? So Suzanna held tight to that hope as Cam swept int
Angel Walk reveals the untold stories of the men and women who have fought for the lives of those wounded on the battlefield, Army Nurse Corps (ANC) officers. It provides a unique perspective into the hearts and minds of these caretakers; s heds light on their experiences, trials, and tribulations; and describes the lifestyle and living accommodations of these nurses and their patients. A retired ANC colonel, Dr. Sharon Richie-Melvan delicately retells the horrific stories of mass casualties, amputations, and death experienced by those deployed to a combat zone; voices compassion and empathy f
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It provides a unique perspective into the hearts and minds of these caretakers;
sheds light on their experiences, trials, and tribulations; and describes the lifestyle and living accommodations of these nurses and their patients. A retired ANC colonel, Dr. Sharon Richie-Melvan delicately retells the horrific stories of mass casualties, amputations, and death experienced by those deployed to a combat zone; voices compassion and empathy for those who are still caring for the wounded, and reminds us of the pride and camaraderie of being a military nurse. Throughout this book the authors reveal the joys, fears, reactions, and coping mechanisms used by nurses in the line of duty. As a nursing professor, Dr. Diane Vines identifies key resources, critical references, and explores how family members, friends, colleagues, and concerned citizens can better understand and help warriors and nurses in their reintegration back home. She also presents the full spectrum of coping responses from mild stress reactions to severe depression and explores the varied education and treatment programs now available to all returning troops.
