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    Dial Alice’s Nurse: Dialysis Nurse
    Dial Alice’s Nurse: Dialysis Nurse
    Dial Alice’s Nurse: Dialysis Nurse
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    Dial Alice’s Nurse: Dialysis Nurse

    By Josie Christine

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    Dial Alice’s Nurse is a spin on Dialysis Nurse. The plot of the story is based on true events and is a phenomenal educational and motivational book for all children who may or may not have experience with a family member fighting Kidney Disease or bravely living on dialysis (a life-line for people who have no kidney function). There are words like Kidney Disease, kidney failure, and dialysis that your child will read in the book. This is an opportunity to gain awareness regarding the growing number of children and adults that are affected yearly with Kidney Failure. Alice is the main character and you will have an amazing time following her and her dialysis nurse during the fight of her life. Will she win?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateSep 9, 2020
    ISBN9781728372754
    Dial Alice’s Nurse: Dialysis Nurse
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    Josie Christine

    Josie Christine is a graduate prepared nurse with almost 30 years’ experience. Over the years she has accomplished entrepreneurship in a variety of specialties including writing children’s books. As a mother, wife, and dedicated woman of service. I invite you to share and enjoy Dial Alice’s Nurse with your children.

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