Because I have loved life, I shall have no sorrow to die.
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Philip’s Story
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- WE WAIT
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- IT DOESN’T GET EASIER
- The Days Are Sad
- DANG
- Another Prayer for Tuesday night, December 28
- An Urgent Call For Prayer
- Randy’s home away from home
Testimonials
The complexity of health care is increasing. Communication is one of the most important aspects of care within the health care system. Knowing how to use your voice within any health care setting is critical in order for you to partner with your health care team to get the best health care outcomes possible. When you understand your care and treatment options you can work along with your health care providers to make the best health care decisions for you as an individual. Patient Action provides health care consumers with the knowledge they need in order to advocate for themselves. This book will definitely help you find your voice.
V. Rommel, MD FAAFP Wadesboro, NC