Unjust Gaggle of Gavels: Volume 1 by William Brooke Webb Jr.

https://www.amazon.com/Unjust-Gaggle-Gavels-William-Brooke-ebook/dp/B0G57T6L8V

When caution and conscience collide: the true crime story of Oklahoma’s medical industry allowed Dax Laboratories to destroy a whistleblower’s business and life.

Meet William Brooke Webb, Jr.: an ambitious entrepreneur in Oklahoma who built a successful medical reference laboratory (QSS Labs) to handle advanced blood testing for doctors. He was (and still is) good at what he does; as such, his business grew rapidly, serving multiple doctors’ offices and employing many, with over 50 employees under his direct management.

When a salesman for Henry Schein, Inc. shared in the business’s success, he grew closer to Webb. They worked together, profiting from the lab orders from QSS-and also began a friendship.

However, the appearance of a friendship or a symbiotic working relationship soon fell away when the truth came to light: the salesman and his wife had secretly created a competing lab (DAX Laboratories) and allegedly sabotaged QSS Labs by inflating reagent prices, spreading rumors of fraud, and steering doctors away under non-disclosure agreements.

William reported the unethical behavior at Henry Schein, Inc., but he wasn’t protected. Instead, he endured a years-long civil suit that negatively affected his life and business.

In Unjust Gaggle of Gavels, William Webb offers a tell-all cautionary tale that educates and informs regarding the litany of liabilities that were unleashed by Henry Schein, Inc. on its number one customer in the Oklahoma Market.

Meant for an audience of attorneys, physicians, business professionals, and students with a pre-law or higher education background, Unjust Gaggle of Gavels seeks to expose corruption in the medical world and provide a sense of empowerment to the victims under its thumb.

From Fear to Peace: Growing Spiritually as a Dementia Caregiver by Linda Knebel Pruden

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https://www.amazon.com/Fear-Peace-Spiritually-Dementia-Caregiver-ebook/dp/B0F7J3DJ3F

An instant #1 New Release in Dementia.

This spiritual growth book explores Linda Pruden’s experience as a dementia caregiver for her husband. Inspired by his own determination to find spiritual gifts embedded in the journey, her story provides encouragement for those living with a chronic illness and the people who love them.

“A powerful read for caregivers facing the journey of caring for someone with dementia. Her growth and faith over years of caring for Rob is an amazing blend of self-discovery and acceptance. An incredibly validating and relatable read.”

—Lisa M. Brown, MSW, LISW, caregiver services program coordinator for Lyngblomsten Community Services

When Linda’s husband, Rob, was diagnosed with dementia, he described it as a gift and an opportunity to grow spiritually. As things grew more difficult, Linda remembered these words and began her mission to live out his hopes.

Offering a fresh, positive outlook on serving as a dementia caregiver, From Fear to Peace is a reassuring road map for any faith-testing journey.

Linda Knebel Pruden is an author and national speaker residing in St. Paul, Minnesota. She received her master’s degree in speech/language pathology from Purdue University, and went on to write five books for teachers, as well as her award-winning memoir, Reflections on a Changing Family. Having grown through the experience of being a caretaker, it is now her passion to help others unbury their own truths and find beauty in painful times.

This book covers caring for dementia, but is also an essential read for . . .

people hoping for spiritual growth and peace,
those looking to effectively provide caregiver support, and
families needing a guide for walking in grace.

During the hardest of times, Linda’s words help readers to let go of expectations and hold tight to hope . . . it’s only then that we can move from fear to peace.

“Linda has created tools that will guide you through those darkest hours of transitions and fears. It is a story of empowerment and gratitude.”

—Kristin Burich, healing facilitator

About the author
Linda Knebel Pruden is an author and national speaker residing in St. Paul, Minnesota. She received her master’s degree in speech/language pathology from Purdue University, and went on to write five books for teachers, as well as her award-winning memoir, Reflections on a Changing Family. Having grown through the experience of being a caretaker, it is now her passion to help others unbury their own truths and find beauty in painful times.

Five Birdies by Rosie Bumgardner, Warner McGee

https://www.amazon.com/Five-Birdies-Rosie-Bumgardner/dp/148973600X

One sunny day, five colorful birdies set out on a bright adventure. Carl is a red cardinal, Oscar is an orange oriole, Connie is a yellow canary, Patsy is a green parrot, and Buster is a blue bluejay. Join the five birdies on their colorful trip to the park and help them explore their surroundings. Do you see something else on the page that is red like Carl or blue like Buster? This beautifully illustrated book will delight children by making learning fun and engaging. Interactive questions will encourage children to be curious, to search and find and to explore the world around them as they learn about colors and numbers.