What Would Maggie Do? William C. Edwards and the export of labor

and the export of labor and the import of remittances

Hughes unfolds and accounts for human dignity's place in our world

and where historical research is used in nursing

Rape survivors need speech to recover--to tell the story of their harm

What Would Maggie Do? William C. Edwards and the export of laborMichael's charismatic and highly successful wife Maggie showed the first signs of dementia in her mid fifties. His experience of caring for her is quite exceptional: he lived with her in a care home for nine years, overseeing every aspect of her care and medical treatment. Michael chose to do this as an act of love, not wanting to be separated from his wife nor to leave her alone. But the result was that a highly experienced business consultant lived