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“Dawn’s story is a story of courage, compassion, wide-eyed wonder and, most of all, faith. She has experienced horrors that none of us ever want to ever see, and wonders that we all hope could happen to us. Her’s is a story that will encourage you and prompt you to seize God’s call on your life. I encourage you to read it with joy!” Dr. Paul Wright, President of Jerusalem University College in Jerusalem, Israel
“Dawn’s sense of humor, raw story telling about her journey, and heart for God light up the pages and shed hope into those who have always dreamt, but not seen that God is good. Get this book, devour it, and find your own path through the pages.” Theresa Dedmon, Arts Pastor of Bethel Church in Redding, California
“In this book you are given the opportunity to see it like it really is. You also see what, I believe, is the only way to cope here, the supernatural miraculous nature of God.” Canon Andrew White, The Vicar of Baghdad and President of the Foundation for Relief and Reconciliation in the Middle East
Panda Wishes
A true story about the first panda to live in the United States of American and the woman who made it happen. Illustrations by Ashley Masloff and story by E. B. Masloff
Period Photography by Teen Becksted
Teen Becksted was one of only a few who ever met Ruth Harkness. These are all of photos in this historical story. In her time she would transform the world of hunting animals for sport, to a new awareness of living creatures alive in zoos. Inside this story you will learn a little about pandas and their habitat as it was for a little panda called Su Lin, and you will also learn what it was like to be Su Lin when pandas had never been seen before. We welcome you to enjoy these precious images, and remember a time when loving pandas was all about, “The Great American Adventure!”
Shasta
Every year thousands of unwanted animals are neglected and abused. Many eventually end up in shelters where they are put to sleep. This story is based on actual facts about Shasta, the Great Pyrenees that we rescued. We know he was born on the western slopes of the Sierras, in a farm that some would call a puppy mill. We know he was in terrible shape when he was surrendered. The Sierra Pacific Grat Pyrenees Rescue spent about $1500 to have him treated. He had a lung infection, ear infections and foxtails buried in the skin between his toes that had to be surgically removed. He had never had any shots at 18 months of age. He was losing his hair from poor nutrition.
I hope this story touches your heart and that if you are planning to adopt an animal that you will check the many wonderful rescue organizations first. these animals deserve a second chance and can become a loved and valuable part of our lives and families.
You Put Him In A Nursing Home ? by Dorothy Arel
My hope is that others facing
decisions regarding a loved one’s safety
will become enlightened and know that
they are not alone should they need to put
him or her into a nursing facility.
More Details Where do I begin? Having been with
my husband through four strokes,
diabetes (four insulin shots a day), colon
cancer (resulting in a colostomy), 16
prescribed medicines (covering high blood
pressure to multiple stroke dementia), we
finally were challenged again. My husband
had a fifth stroke, which left him immobile.
Gary had fallen numerous times and
was taken by ambulance to the hospital
five times in the last year before the fifth
stroke occurred. We now faced a daily
catheter need and his inability to feed
himself or stand–let alone walk.
What prompts me to write such an
account? My hope is that others facing
decisions regarding a loved one’s safety
will become enlightened and know that
they are not alone should they need to put
him or her into a nursing facility.
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