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The doctor becomes the patient

in this real-life race to beat a little-known killer that struck this man and affects more than 17 thousand people every year in the US alone.

This book will introduce you to ARDS-Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome - a mysterious syndrome. The author acquired ARDS after he fell from a ski lift and landed 30 feet below. The subsequent trauma his body experienced landed him in a 30 days coma (where he nearly died twice), and 92 days of hospitalization. Dr. Yarnall lived and was discharged back to his life and his practice, where he now has a greatly expanded appreciation of what a patient endures.

The book allows you to live with his wife and family as they suffered the day- to - day uncertainties of their loved one. After his recovery Dr. Yarnall resumed his medical practice. Also, he set forth to write this book dealing with elements of care Beyond Medicine. He feels six elements of care were part of his recovery: Love, Prayer, Humor, Touch, Music, & Pets. These same six elements can be part of your experience with a life- threatening disease whether yours or a loved one's.

In addition to his story, Dr. Yarnall summarizes the stories of 19 others with ARDS or other critical illness. Here is a book of hope to buy for yourself or for the loved one's of those who are suffering with a life threatening disease.

Their stories are intended to help you if you or a loved one is suffering with ARDS or any other life threatening disease and you want to do something to help - Beyond Medicine.

Trust - because miracles do happen!

Nine Granny Wisdoms - for appreciating and enhancing the important and special bond Grandmothers share with their grands.

Tender lessons shared between grands and their grandmothers.

Most grandmothers use their own Granny Wisdoms when they are with their grandchildren. They've practiced them for generations. These skills overlap much of the time. While a child learns self-esteem and confidence he/she may, at the same time, absorb lessons of communication and responsibility.

Whether they live in mansions and drive long cars or live in studio apartments with bus tokens on the kitchen counter, grandmothers teach with unconditional love. They teach Granny Wisdoms. They open the door and say, “Come in, come in!” And their grand walks right into their grandmother's heart and kitchen to learn the lessons which will guide that child for a lifetime.

Marguerite T. Langstaff is a grandmother who was selected Mother of the Year in Littleton, Colorado.

She knows that "what is written on the heart of a child can never be washed away."