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Summary of Katherine Wolf & Jay Wolf's Hope Heals
Everest Media
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Publisher:
Everest Media LLC
Everest Media LLC
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Watermark
Watermark
Publication Year:
2022
2022
ISBN-13:
9798822533820
Description:
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I had been up with James for a feeding an hour earlier, and noticed that something was off. I felt nauseous and spacy, and my head was pounding. I took a pregnancy test, which showed the negative sign. So what’s wrong with me. I wondered. Food poisoning. Some weird virus.
#2 I was sitting at home on campus preparing for my final exam when I heard Katherine gasping for air. I ran to her side and found her eyes black, with no trace of blue. She had been resuscitated, but she began vomiting again. I called 9-1-1.
#3 The operator had me elevate Katherine’s legs on a chair, and as I was doing that, a swarm of EMT workers arrived at our house. They took Katherine to the hospital, and I sobbed uncontrollably.
#4 I drove down the hill to leave campus, and as I did, I saw a law school friend walking to class. I screeched to a halt next to her, and tried to calmly yell that I would not be at class as Katherine was heading to the hospital. I floored it forward, bouncing on the campus speed bumps like a novice horseback rider.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I had been up with James for a feeding an hour earlier, and noticed that something was off. I felt nauseous and spacy, and my head was pounding. I took a pregnancy test, which showed the negative sign. So what’s wrong with me. I wondered. Food poisoning. Some weird virus.
#2 I was sitting at home on campus preparing for my final exam when I heard Katherine gasping for air. I ran to her side and found her eyes black, with no trace of blue. She had been resuscitated, but she began vomiting again. I called 9-1-1.
#3 The operator had me elevate Katherine’s legs on a chair, and as I was doing that, a swarm of EMT workers arrived at our house. They took Katherine to the hospital, and I sobbed uncontrollably.
#4 I drove down the hill to leave campus, and as I did, I saw a law school friend walking to class. I screeched to a halt next to her, and tried to calmly yell that I would not be at class as Katherine was heading to the hospital. I floored it forward, bouncing on the campus speed bumps like a novice horseback rider.
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