Respecting the Patient's and Physician's Relationship

Stephanie Burch

Sinossi

This is really based on what I’ve went through in my early 20’s that changed my life dramatically, so I hope my readers learn from my experience and what kind of hell I’ve been through and not make the same mistakes I did to avoid heartbreak, humiliation, embarrassment, court orders, stress and anxiety that really shouldn’t ever occurred in the first place. I learned a valuable lesson on what I’ve been through and chalk it up to experience for other young people to comprehend and understand so they don’t have to learn the hard way and have to face many consequences that life has thrown at me unexpectedly. It has taught me to step back and think through the possible outcomes for decisions I make in my day to day life and now those decisions don’t just face me, it affects my two children as well, so I am now more careful with the choices I make. So, I hope my readers are moved by my book and that you can learn from my own personal experience.

Disponibile da: 17/11/2017.

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