Summary:
The book chronicles the experiences of a nurse who transitions into social work, providing a personal account of the challenges and rewards of caring for children in the underserved communities of rural Appalachia. It offers insights into the complexities of poverty, health care, and social systems through the lens of the author's professional journey and the lives of the families she serves.
Key points:
1. Rural Healthcare Challenges: The book discusses the struggles of healthcare providers in rural Appalachia, including resource scarcity, understaffing, and remote patient access. It calls for more rural healthcare support.
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