Haunting Daisy: Experiences of a Physical Therapist

Front Cover
Author House, Jun 27, 2011 - Fiction - 160 pages
Daisy has only been a Physical Therapist for a short time. She has a great support system including coworkers, friends, and her wonderful husband. She is very active and compassionate; however, her compassion for her patients begins to interfere with her own life as they readily pass away. Daisy begins seeing and hearing things that she would have been able to disregard if everyone around her was not having the same experiences. She questions how her home and place of business can both be haunted by the same beings, and why they are her former patients. Finally, she realizes that she must combat her past in order to fix her life and her future.
 

Selected pages

Contents

Chapter One
1
Chapter Two
10
Chapter Three
27
Chapter Four
40
Chapter Five
50
Chapter Six
61
Chapter Seven
77
Chapter Eight
90
Chapter Nine
102
Chapter Ten
115
Chapter Eleven
123
Chapter Twelve
135
Epilogue
141
Copyright

Other editions - View all

Haunting Daisy: Experiences of a Physical Therapist
Michelle Distler Tovar
No preview available - 2011
Haunting Daisy: Experiences of a Physical Therapist
Michelle Distler Tovar
No preview available - 2011

Common terms and phrases

Alana April baby baby shower Basset Hounds bedroom began blender Burnett Christina cinnamon roll clip corner Daisy asked Daisy decided Daisy laughed Daisy looked Daisy nodded Daisy smiled Daisy walked Daisy woke Daisy's David Waltz door Epper Erway eyes feel felt finally front garden Gaskins girls global aphasia going hair hallway hand happened head hear heard Henderson hip fracture husband Ivey Ivey's Jell-O Jillian kitchen Kristen Lauren Lisa living room looked at Daisy loud minutes morning never night nurse nurse's station occupational therapy okay once patient Paula Pennington physical therapist pulled realized recumbent bicycle Robin scream seat Shawn side sitting sleep slowly someone sorry sound spoke standing stood Stopyak Suarez suddenly sure talk tell therapist therapy thing thought told took trying watching wheelchair window Yeah

About the author (2011)

Michelle Distler Tovar wrote her first book to subtly save her brother's life. He read and loved the book, but her plan failed and with nothing more she could do, he was gone. Throughout this task, she realized her love for writing and continues to take stories from those she knows of their personal experiences and incorporate them into her own works.

Bibliographic information

TitleHaunting Daisy: Experiences of a Physical Therapist
AuthorMichelle Distler Tovar
PublisherAuthor House, 2011
ISBN1463418736, 9781463418731
Length160 pages
Subjects ›  › 

Fiction / Thrillers / General
  
Export CitationBiBTeX EndNote RefMan