Bøger af Erica Davis

New Zealand's North Island is often overlooked on the race to the South but it offers an incredible range of scenery and the fascinating cities of Auckland, Rotorua, Hamilton and Wellington. Lord of the Rings fans often visit to take the pilgrimage to the locations used for Hobbiton and Mount Doom. The mountains of the Southern Alps dominate the landscape of a New Zealand's South Island creating some of the most stunning scenery in the world as they shelter a rich collection of ancient glaciers. Their dramatic slopes challenge mountaineers in summer and skiers in winter.

According to thirteen minutes of diligent research: half of all U.S. graduate students will never finish their degree. In 2019 there was a record-breaking 1.8 million new enrollees so, because of math, at least 900,000 students are currently facing the guilt, stress, and stigma of quitting their program. While there are scores of great books and resources on getting into and surviving grad school or how to have a successful post-grad career, few exist solely for those who want or need to quit. Until now.This book has everything:-stories, tips, advice, and anecdotes from real PhDidn'ts-samples and templates for how to ask for what you need-unicorn drawings-resources-page numbers-a glossary of PhD jargonThis book is a long-overdue guide for making the difficult decision to quit a PhD program, or pretty much anything that is no longer a healthy fit for you, regardless of the reason.

Denisa Harvey shares her riveting story of how she navigated the caregiver role for an unpredictable and difficult to identify brain disease. Countless hard choices were made as she advocated for her husband while facing his confused resistance and even aggressive hostility. This compelling tale will keep you engaged and anxiously wondering how she managed to traverse so many precarious situations with patience and compassion. If the role of caregiver is either waiting for you down the road or you are in the process of adjusting to that new lifestyle; you are not alone and your emotions are not unwarranted. This fascinating book takes the reader through the mysterious and dramatic twists and turns of caring for someone you love but whose degenerative brain disease makes them unrecognizable. Justin Carter, LISW-CP Clinical Social Worker with over 10 years at LifeCare Hospice Walk with author, Denisa L. Harvey through the daunting illness of Frontotemporal Dementia. She was barreling down the road of life with husband Timothy, two children, a great job and a beautiful home in the quaint little town where she grew up. In the eyes of many they had it all. Truthfully, they certainly had all that mattered. However, in the early 2000s strange things began to take a toll on their family dynamics. It would be years of doctor's visits and counseling sessions before the whole picture of their destiny would be revealed. Eventually it was revealed in the form of an odd visitor that almost destroyed their family. Stroll down the road of life with this family who braved the odds in the face of FTD and refused to believe there were no answers. The Harvey family weathered one storm after another almost never knowing what was around the next curve. Denisa Harvey lives in South Carolina with a keen desire to share the lessons she learned through years of caring for Timothy. By sharing the difficult, times Denisa hopes to let fellow caregivers know they are not alone. In sharing Denisa weaves a tale of strength especially for caregivers who have sacrificed careers, retirement accounts and a life of normalcy to care for their loved one. These caregivers are members of a silent, reluctant army who march on without training and often without resources. They are your church members, your neighbors down the street and the people you work with day in and day out. "FTD, The Mime No One Invited to Dinner" can be used as an effective tool in facilitating caregiver support groups of any size. Denisa hopes to meet with support groups when possible and is available upon request, depending on location and availability.