Guide to Gaap

Wilson, Cheryl

Lindsey, Stephen W.

Rutledge, Marilyn Z.

Frazier, da

Practitioners Pub Co

Guide to GAAP (2000 Edition)

Lindsey, Stephan W.

Frazier, David R.

Koskay, Kimberly P.

This slim volume gathers the oil paintings of animals by Cheryl Wilson, California artist, executed during the years 2003-2010. Quotations by prominent people throughout history, reflecting love and respect for animals, accompany many of the paintings, providing occasion for thoughtful reflection that appeals to animal lovers of all ages.

Cheryl Wilson: Animals 2003 - 2010

Arts & Photography

Individual Artists

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>This book is about all the miracles that I experienced in my life from the time I was born until the present day. Every story is true. I lived through it, experienced it, and many times was 'wowed' by the very presence of God. I pray this book will encourage you, as every time I read and re-read I was encouraged all over again myself to remember all that God has done for me. As I walked through family matters, financial difficulties, and illnesses and not just one, the faithfulness of God is what got me through the hardest and darkest times of my life. Overcoming fear, overcoming obstacles and situations that only God could do the impossible in my life and He did. The joy that came in the midnight hours and peace that walked me through the valley of the shadow of death witnessing the miraculous in my life over and over again. Stepping out of my comfort zone, being radical for Jesus. Plans changing, not understanding but believing and trusting God that His plans were far beyond anything I could ever imagine.</p>

Wow, God!

Religion & Spirituality

<p>Having a loved one in a long-term care community (commonly called "nursing home") is difficult in the best of circumstances, but what happens when you have a problem with the care your loved one is receiving? Who can you turn to when you have questions? Have you ever been told:\nNo, we can't give your mom three baths a week; we are only required to give two baths a week. Or,\nIf you don't like the care your dad is getting, why don't you move him? Or,\nWhat about getting a letter that says, "We can no longer meet your mom's needs; you have 30-days to find a new community for her.\nIf you, we're told any of the statements above, what was said was most likely a community's policy, not a regulation or law. Your loved ones' good news is that a community policy can NEVER violate a Residents' legal Rights!\nMany families cannot find or afford an advocate to guide them in understanding what their loved one's rights are. Now, you can become your loved one's best advocate! This book contains a clear explanation of a long-term care resident's legal rights, including 65 real-life examples of advocacy in action.\nThis book can empower residents, families, students, and professionals. Knowledge is power. When you know and understand residents' rights, you can become a powerful advocate for your loved one, resulting in improved quality of life.\n"The Secret to honoring a resident's rights is to give each resident as much control of their daily life as they can manage!"</p>

I am the Resident: Becoming the Advocate Your Loved One Needs!

Health & Medical Law

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