Become A Health Care Warrior
KING, NC August 18, 2004 -- SynergEbooks presents the release of The New Underground Railroad: Health Care Warriors by Audrey Ignatoff and Vickie Travis.
The New Underground Railroad highlights the problems of the current health care system in the U.S. and formulates a better, more productive policy to be followed. In this era of unprecedented medical advances in research, technology, and treatments, we shouldn’t be faced with denial of care due to poverty, age or disability.
After a disabled woman named Terri Schiavo was sentenced to death by starvation and dehydration by the ruling of a Florida Judge in 2003, people joined together via the Internet to become a powerful force to stop this murder. This incredible show of human support combined with the power of the Internet formed the basis for the “the new underground railroad” in health care. If the advocates could help Terri, then they could help others.
Pamela Hennessey, spokesperson for the Terri Schindler Sciavo Foundation, states, “I'm proud of you guys. This is the kind of thing the public needs to get an education in.”
Evelyn P. Dooley, M.D., who was a nominee for Surgeon General and a Medical Director of long term care for thirty years, states, “This publication is a call for the consumer to appreciate the shortcomings in our health care system and make a change. Reading this book is step one. The format is exciting and the content mesmerizing. The message is a wake up call!”
The New Underground Railroad: Health Care Warriors is now available for orders at SynergEbooks and at Writer Online Books both in paperback and digital form. Order your copy today and become a Health Care Warrior in your own state.
The New Underground Railroad: Health Care Warriors ISBN 0-7443-0804-6
Retail Price: $19.99
http://www.writeronlinebooks.com/book/undergroundrailroad.htm
SynergEbooks
1235 Flatshoals Road
King, N.C. 27021
Please Contact:
Audrey Ignatoff
(609) 443-6336
Vickie Travis
(661) 264-2782
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