Felicity may not have a dashing boyfriend, a glamorous job, or oodles of cash but what she does have, is the home of her dreams. That is, until she meets her neighbour, Thomas Bond. Obnoxious, infuriating and hell bent on making her life a misery, he's the rudest, crudest assh**e she has ever met. Now is the time for Felicity to take control of her life. To fight back stroke for stroke, because home is where the heart is. Right?

A WATTPAD FEATURED STORY 20/10/2017 Highest Rank #1 in Non Fiction 14/12/17 #1 In Nigerian Stories Selected as NonFiction September Spotlight 09/09/2018 to 09/10/2018 Based on a true life story. Have you ever struggled to survive? Faced with constant sexual abuse? Beaten and left for dead? How did you survive? It's central theme is abuse. This true story showcases the various horrible experiences most housemaids are forced to undergo in the hands of their guardians in Nigeria and in other parts of the world. It is a heart wrenching story which must definitely bring tears to your eyes. And if you were once a housemaid, this story might make you relive past experiences you once had. It also tries to show how most parents become involuntary accomplices to their child's plight. It is based on true events, however names and characters, location and scenes have been changed for personal and security reasons. All rights reserved. Please do not share or use any part of this story without express permission from the author. Say no to plagiarism!

2013 - In the midst of the Syrian Revolution against Assad, a man travels to Al - Qusayr, Syria; in order to work for his volunteer organization, (Doctors Without Borders.) Whilst in Syria, the man proves to be more empathetically daring and helps a small injured girl. This causes him to become entangled in the hard, emotional life of a displaced Syrian family.

TB&ME is a collaborative blogging project by patients being treated for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in locations all around the world by Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). They are writing about their experiences of living with MDR-TB and the treatment that they receive. This treatment can often involve taking upwards of 20 pills a day for 24 months and suffering many painful side effects from the toxic drugs. TB&ME has been launched because MDR-TB is a neglected disease. Very little money has been put into the research and development of diagnostics or new, improved treatment and people who are infected by the disease have no option but to take drugs which are painful and leave them feeling weak every day for a very long time. TB&ME gives MDR-TB patients an opportunity to tell the world about the issues which affect their lives, about how treatment and services could be improved and how it feels to have this disease. It also provides an opportunity for patients to tell the world that MDR-TB exists in their own words, that it is a global problem and to share their experiences with others who might be in the same position.

"Best Medical Information" includes About disease's ↪Name ↪Image ↪Description ↪Cause ↪Symptoms ↪Medication ↪Diagnosis ↪Treatement ↪Prevention You will get to know about different diseases and this information will help you alot against them. That is why , it is called "Best Medical Information" In addition, you can also request me a topic you want the information about + I will dedicate that chapter to you! But for that, you will have to vote for any 5 chapters atleast as a payment or your request will be denied.

Book 2 in the Years series Con Miller, Hazel Carter, Joel Owens and Zara Bennett are entering their Resident years of their Medical careers. Throughout the years they spend as residents, they see new interns come and go, there are surprises and thousands of patients. Follow these young surgeons, along with others, through their professional and personal lives at Eden Arizona Hospital. **WARNING!! There will be light swearing in this book and mild sexual scenes. **WARNING!! You may suffer severe withdrawal symptoms after you finish this book ;)

Based on a true story. By all accounts, Jorge Salas was a good man. He was a well known and well respected businessman, doting husband, and loving father. Many of the older officers in the department knew him well. Unfortunately, when I first met him he was lying dead in the office of his own business with 3 bullets in him. Follow me while I chase rumors of cartel assassins, disgruntled employees, missing money, bloated insurance claims, and a cheating wife. The truth will shock you.

Children shouldn't have to play with IV lines attached to the back of their hands. But they do. Cancer made it so. Here are some stories of some of those brave kids I have met in some of those playrooms. To be honest I never wanted to able to tell these stories. I didn't want to have a reason to go into those rooms. But, as bad luck would have it, I will visit these rooms on and off for a while with my grandson Andre. There is sadness here, but there is also so much hope.

Just a few moments in a regular day at work. Put on a badge and gun and see if you have what it takes.

Renea Black 33, had been working at Emory hospital for seven years now. She moved from Alabama and graduated top of her class from UAB. From there she went to medical school and got a fellowship to work at Emory hospital and was granted a position as soon as she finished. Suffice to say life was a little slice of heaven. She was a single woman with no kids and depended on no one to make her money or pay her bills. She even had enough after buying a condo that was just a 10 minute drive from the hospital to send home and take care of her parents. Not that they needed it. She was living her dream until the mysterious Dr. Neil Peterson was hired to her floor. © All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form electronically or mechanical without express it permission from the author. That means me.