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In a Colorado ski resort town, two doctors die under mysterious circumstances, while their deaths are reported as little more than a “tragic accident.” However, a local police detective named Scotty Corrigan, is suspicious of the deaths. During his investigation, he contacts Mark Adams, a doctor in a resort town in Utah for help in the case. Unbeknownst to the police officer, Adams begins to do an informal investigation of the deaths on his own and discovers something more frightening that anything he has ever encountered. Suddenly, he is propelled into a world where there is no distinction between right and wrong, good and bad, and where power and wealth determine everything -- the world of corporate health care, where the bottom line is the dollar. He frantically turns to the only person he knows. When his information lands in the wrong hands in Washington D.C., a race begins between the pursuit of truth and justice -- and his very own life.

In Salt Lake City, Utah, an Ob-Gyn doctor places an emergency phone call. Soon after, he is discovered dead in his office. His death is reported as tragic and attributed to suicide, but when his wife calls the “last number dialed” on his cell phone she reaches a Dr. Mark Adams, formerly of Utah. Dr. Adams previously embroiled in a conspiracy involving corporate health care two years earlier (Hospital Privileges) unwittingly agrees to help her. After she disappears, Dr. Adams begins an informal investigation of her husband’s death. He enlists the help of some old friends including a police officer from Vail, Colorado, Scotty Corrigan, and uncovers a deadly conspiracy involving the collusion of malpractice attorneys, attorneys defending doctors and malpractice insurance companies. As he attempts to gather evidence he finds himself on the run for his life. A race begins between the pursuit of truth and justice…and his very own life.

God, The Intelligent Designer,  Man, The Intelligent Design presents the detailed path that the author used to experience the personal revelation of the actual experience of his True Self as an eternal Spiritual Being in a temporary human form on Earth in a state of Oneness with God.

 

He presents the logical and scientific approach to describe the flow of spirit through the human forms of the Stars of the Scriptures, the founders of the major religions of the world.  The true purpose of the religions is to lead the people to the experience of God on this side of the grave.  The Way is shown to experience the easy transition from the world of turmoil and chaos to the holy place within the individual where harmony and peace abide. 

 

The simple message of the religions of the world:  Let the spirit of the Intelligent Designer that is coming to you flow through you individually in each moment for personal fulfillment as you experience the true nature of Man.  As people express their True Nature, Man, male and female, made in the image and likeness of God, the Golden Age of Man will surely follow.

 

 

 

When solo obstetrician Joshua Barron suffers a heart attack, he is forced to confront his biggest fear: taking on a partner. Sharing a medical practice is no easy task for Dr. Barron, whose driven attitude and possessive patient-care ideals are difficult to match. Joshua’s rural New Hampshire world is thrown a curve with the entrance of Alex Faber, an attractive young OB/GYN from New York City, whose spunk, passion and intellect shake loose some disturbances in the small town’s typically quiet landscape. Join Joshua and Alex for a year in Breedville, where, as the seasons change, so does the drama. Personal issues become public, and the past begins to creep into the town’s bucolic present. Tensions extend to Breed General Hospital, where complex situations ranging from infertility and cancer to medical malpractice unfold, often in front of the entire community. In the field of obstetrics and gynecology, the complexities of life are deeply felt. This couldn’t be more true than for Joshua Barron and Alex Faber as they struggle through the year 1988-- the year they join together in Private Practice.

When solo obstetrician Joshua Barron suffers a heart attack, he is forced to confront his biggest fear: taking on a partner. Sharing a medical practice is no easy task for Dr. Barron, whose driven attitude and possessive patient-care ideals are difficult to match. Joshua’s rural New Hampshire world is thrown a curve with the entrance of Alex Faber, an attractive young OB/GYN from New York City, whose spunk, passion and intellect shake loose some disturbances in the small town’s typically quiet landscape. Join Joshua and Alex for a year in Breedville, where, as the seasons change, so does the drama. Personal issues become public, and the past begins to creep into the town’s bucolic present. Tensions extend to Breed General Hospital, where complex situations ranging from infertility and cancer to medical malpractice unfold, often in front of the entire community. In the field of obstetrics and gynecology, the complexities of life are deeply felt. This couldn’t be more true than for Joshua Barron and Alex Faber as they struggle through the year 1988-- the year they join together in Private Practice.

When solo obstetrician Joshua Barron suffers a heart attack, he is forced to confront his biggest fear: taking on a partner. Sharing a medical practice is no easy task for Dr. Barron, whose driven attitude and possessive patient-care ideals are difficult to match. Joshua’s rural New Hampshire world is thrown a curve with the entrance of Alex Faber, an attractive young OB/GYN from New York City, whose spunk, passion and intellect shake loose some disturbances in the small town’s typically quiet landscape. Join Joshua and Alex for a year in Breedville, where, as the seasons change, so does the drama. Personal issues become public, and the past begins to creep into the town’s bucolic present. Tensions extend to Breed General Hospital, where complex situations ranging from infertility and cancer to medical malpractice unfold, often in front of the entire community. In the field of obstetrics and gynecology, the complexities of life are deeply felt. This couldn’t be more true than for Joshua Barron and Alex Faber as they struggle through the year 1988-- the year they join together in Private Practice.

Surprisingly, most people still have some false myths and beliefs about some disease conditions, especially HIV/ AIDS in the rural areas. In this interesting play titled, NO LONGER A MYSTERY… which is a fiction, the author addresses this challenge in a simple but didactic way. This problem in the land of Ndiaka, is it really the plague of the gods? Find out as you read on!

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Through these trials and tribulations, The Evolution of Dr. Steve Pratt transforms a young, cocky emergency room doctor into a mature, well-rounded physician. This book is based on characters that I’ve been writing for a number of years. It seems weird letting these characters out so that they can be enjoyed by others. It’s like letting children out to play for the first time by themselves and I’m the nervous mother, watching at a near-by distance. I’ve been writing this story line with these characters, along with having a full-time job. I teach at Wichita West high school both Health Science and Physical Education. The Health Science class teaches medical career information, which ties in with the content of my book.

Through these trials and tribulations, The Evolution of Dr. Steve Pratt transforms a young, cocky emergency room doctor into a mature, well-rounded physician. This book is based on characters that I’ve been writing for a number of years. It seems weird letting these characters out so that they can be enjoyed by others. It’s like letting children out to play for the first time by themselves and I’m the nervous mother, watching at a near-by distance. I’ve been writing this story line with these characters, along with having a full-time job. I teach at Wichita West high school both Health Science and Physical Education. The Health Science class teaches medical career information, which ties in with the content of my book.

Through these trials and tribulations, The Evolution of Dr. Steve Pratt transforms a young, cocky emergency room doctor into a mature, well-rounded physician. This book is based on characters that I’ve been writing for a number of years. It seems weird letting these characters out so that they can be enjoyed by others. It’s like letting children out to play for the first time by themselves and I’m the nervous mother, watching at a near-by distance. I’ve been writing this story line with these characters, along with having a full-time job. I teach at Wichita West high school both Health Science and Physical Education. The Health Science class teaches medical career information, which ties in with the content of my book.

Go ahead and laugh! Let the madness begin and then we’ll see just how far it can go. This is what you’ve been waiting for, a lighter side, tickle your fancy, side splitting, bustin’ out and roarin’ with laughter Crazy World of Medicine.

 

    The world of medicine is so serious and healthcare professionals are knee deep and up to their elbows in stress and other conflicts that medical practice presents. With so much going on and so many demands there is little time to stop and take a breath, let alone laugh for a minute or two. Where did all the laughter go? Well, it’s time for a change so take a minute and let the humorous side of medicine shine through. Here are 100 comic illustrations based on numerous areas of medical practice from doctors and nurses to lab techs and even hospital housekeepers. And they’re all here, a cast of characters whose only job it is to make you laugh. The cast includes Doctor Cyclops and his goofy cohort, Doctor Flogg. Nurse Schnozz wrestles with huge IV pumps while Nurse Flo, Nurse Prettypants, and Nurse Maude face other challenges with impressive humor. Father Kerplockney does his job with wry wit while Doctor Knothead, the staff psychiatrist, counsels one laugh at a time. Once this cast gets together, you can count on this being a bona fide Crazy World of Medicine.

 

   Just think, if you take a look you might even feel better about your own job.

The writer used a very serious emergency to open young children’s thought process for what their future lives could include or be driven by. This fact is driven by the statement that follows: “PLAYGROUND DAY” was the best day of the week. Swinging, running, jumping, or just plain “showing off” was all that was required of a little girl. What will Keeah do when she finds her dad lying on the play ground dirt, moaning and groaning???