A cross between Archie Bunker and Ralph Kramden, Ellie is an old-school New Yorker who has outlived his wife, his money, and his body. Angered and frustrated by his situation, he rejects all outside help (other than that of his youngest son) and sets out to prove he can still do it all by himself. In Feet First, author Jamie Legon, Ellie’s son, narrates the humorous but cautionary tale through the minefield that is Ellie’s attempt at living alone at over ninety years of age. Incorporating facts and information about caregiving and elder issues, Jamie recalls the profound, disturbing, and enlightening experiences of caring for his father during Ellie’s last years of life. He also shares the lessons he learned along the way about loving, giving, and forgiving—even if those truths only became clear after the fact. This memoir takes a humorous and realistic look at some of the challenges of the human condition, exploring a journey that produced feelings of guilt, fear, angst, and anger, but that, in the end, provided Jamie with a new perspective on the challenges and rewards of caring for aging parents.
Laura Norman, Thomas Dale Cowan. "Laura Norman's reflexology spared me from a kidney stone operation and saved my life. What she does is the second best thing in the world." — REGIS PHILBIN "Suffused with Laura Norman's enthusiasm, ...
This book challenges the notion that shoeing is essential and demonstrates that horses' hooves are capable of high levels of performance on all surfaces without shoes.
The sides were three foot high. ... Whoever was first returning to the camp after today's work was in charge of building a fire in the stove. ... This was also another piece of good luck for the fact that I was born feet first!
Diabetes and foot care: put feet first prevent amputations : time to act : a joint publication of the International...
She slid her feet into her new heels, left her hair swinging freely at her shoulders and wore a little red sweater and the black skirt. She added a pair of Foot Peta footpads to keep her feet from declaring mutiny by midday.
An introduction to opposites describes all sorts of feet doing all sorts of things.
Feet First is Jenny's remarkable true story of navigating social biases against teen moms and surviving unspeakable trauma at the hands of the baby's biological father, including death threats and sexual assault.
This book will take a decade-by-decade approach to foot care for women, explaining what we can do in our twenties, thirties, and forties to avoid foot pain and surgery in our fifties, sixties, and beyond.
He shows us that feet can be expressive of the person they belong to -- perhaps even more so than a portrait. Each section of the text focuses on a specific topic and includes a short history behind the theme.
In Put Your Best Feet Forward, experienced Structural Reflexologist Geraldine Villeneuve outlines not just the types of foot pain and their sources, but also how this pain can manifest itself throughout the body.