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Books by Nancy Beeler
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Mama, Are You Listening? A Novel-in-Stories
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A Little Girl – A Small Tennessee Town -- A Host of Colorful Characters Weave the Words of Carolyn Connelly’s Life Story Since Carolyn Connelly’s early years, she knew her father was legally prohibited from seeing the family but was unaware of the real reason which, somehow, was always shrouded in vague explanations. Although Carolyn didn’t understand what happened, she used this burden as a rite of passage into adulthood. Her life was made bearable by spending as much time as possible with her cousins and her grandmother, whom she affectionately called Mama. They helped protect her from the quarrelsome, combative, and abusive environment at home. Carolyn’s successful rite of passage led her into a marriage, family, and the American Dream in spite of the earlier hurdles she faced. This memoir is filled with heartwarming and thought provoking stories which will touch some of your own memories in a special way. |
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Street Nurse/ Roadrunner
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Drive a mile in Carolyn Connelly’s car. Street Nurse/Road Runner is based on Carolyn Connelly’s ten year sojourn as a home health nurse. With empathy and humor, Beeler takes the reader on an unforgettable ride into the private lives of the poor, the elderly, and the terminally ill. She also explores the corruption and incompetence found in a typical home health care system. Finally, Beeler provides a personal glimpse into the life of a public servant that brings necessary care in the face of unspeakable adversity; a view the public rarely sees. Ever gracious in the worst possible conditions, Carolyn must be a bundle of professionals: a competent and dedicated caregiver, a compassionate psychologist, tactful diplomat, and finally her own boss. By the time she returns home, the compassionate gauge has finally reached its limit. Welcome to the world of nursing in the home. |
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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