Most Popular Books by Carolyn L

I introduced the concept of purging in my first book, Prayers of My Mother. Since the book''s completion in 2017, I have been overwhelmed and humbled by the emotional, heartfelt, and sincere impact Prayers of My Mother has had on the lives of others. Mostly, I continuously received questions about the subsection, "Don''t Eat Your Vomit." However, people overlooked the subsection, "The Purge," and the positive impact purging can have on our lives. Purge! (also known as Don''t Eat Your Vomit!) helps you recognize or identify specific people, unhealthy relationships, and patterns of destructive behavior in your life; and teaches how to deflect or cope with the consequences of returning to those same people, relationships, or patterns of destructive behavior. In this book, I recount events in my adult life as I endured physical and emotional abuse while managing a successful, but challenging career. By allowing you to live vicariously through the choices I made and the corresponding mistakes, I pray it will assist you with recognizing and understanding the importance of purging during your relationships and career. Purge! will help you manage or relinquish your situations, since we should do this at least once, if not more, at some point in our lives.

This is the drug guide preferred by physician assistants, physical therapists, occupational therapists - and all health care professionals who need accurate, easily accessed information about their patients'' medications. Comprehensive, yet user-friendly, this handy resource includes important clinical implications for hundreds of drugs, including adverse reactions, interactions and side effects.

Three generations of family spend a weekend together at "grampi''s aka grandpa, play humorous games, and just enjoy being together, while their cousin professional photographer Carolyn L. Bates photographs them as individuals, families, in a photojournalistic style, capturing the humor of the weekend at play.

Take a hot air balloon ride with Tino Turtle and friends across the Paris skyline almost touching the Eiffel Tower! Watch the city fireworks in a balloon basket high above the Notre Dame Cathedral. See how Tino rescues le bébé during a tour of the Louvre Museum. Find out how Tino brightens the day of his new friend Monique who lives in an orphanage.Tino Turtle is not like other turtles. He is unique. Many times, when entering his burrow for his long winter sleep, he wished to travel and see the world. Finally, his Fairy God Turtle grants his wish. Now this endearing character fulfills his fantasy and mission…to meet new friends and travel to far away places. He explores historical landmarks and the culture of other people around the world. He teaches his readers facts about new cities in an exciting way by taking them on an ''adventure in travel.'' Tino sincerely hopes that his readers will enjoy his stories and find them to be a truly fun experience. He appreciates and thanks all his friends for joining him on his ''travel adventures.'' The character of Tino Turtle was inspired and created by author Carolyn L. Ahern, who lives in Nevada. Tino is a young tortoise from the Mojave Desert. A tortoise is a type of land dwelling turtle. He has a high domed shell and elephant shaped hind legs that help him withstand the intense heat of the desert. Tino, like most desert tortoises, spends most of his time in his underground burrow and hibernates there during the cold winter. He is never in a hurry to find water because he can wait a year or more between drinks. Most of the moisture in his diet comes from the grasses and plants that he eats in the spring. Tino lives very comfortably in extreme conditions of the desert and will likely live to the ripe old age of about 100 years.Tino Turtle invites adventurous children and their parents to enjoy a magical series of original stories. These charmingly written and wonderfully illustrated travel tales teach children about actual locations in amazing cities around the world. Join Tino Turtle on his visits and learn historical and cultural highlights of favorite attractions. Each new tale will leave Tino''s world-travel companions with a vision of another wonderful destination!

Due to changes in income and other factors, it is likely that under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) many low-income individuals will transition between Medicaid and subsidized exchange coverage. Federal regulations require that state Medicaid agencies and exchanges coordinate to facilitate these transitions, including transferring individuals'' accounts to the appropriate form of coverage when eligibility changes occur. However, challenges could arise during the transition process resulting in individuals experiencing coverage gaps or duplicate coverage. This report examines the extent to which the federal government had policies and procedures that minimize the potential for coverage gaps and duplicate coverage. Tables and figures. This is a print on demand report.

A collection of the best-selling World Traveler Cozy Mysteries, set in Europe and full of adventure!

"Looks at sites and events in Pennsylvania to explore the emergence of heritage culture about industry and its loss in America. Traces the shaping of public memory of coal, steel, railroading, lumber, oil, and agriculture, and the story it tells about both local and national identity"--Provided by publisher.