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Using Children's Literature to Learn about Disabilities and Illness

Joan K. Blaska

2003

Chronically happy

Lori Hartwell

2002

Living well with chronic illness

Richard Cheu

2013

After the diagnosis

JoAnn LeMaistre

1995

Care of the adult with a chronic illness or disability

Sharron Guillett, Leslie Jean Neal

2004

Long term care

Koff, Theodore H.

1995

Continuing care in a community hospital

Harold Willard

1972

The music room

William Fiennes

2009

Good days, bad days

Kathy Charmaz

1991

The sugarless plum

Zippora Karz

2009

Caregiver's Reprieve

Avrene L. Brandt

1998

Dissonant disabilities

Diane Lynn Driedger

2008

Indicators of chronic health conditions

A. E. Benjamin, Robert J. Newcomer

1997

Family Caregivers

Hilary Schofield

1998

Chronic childhood disease

Christine Eiser

1990

Dancing at the river's edge

Alida Brill

2008

There is something about Gina

Gina Meagher

2013

Variant family forms

Elam W. Nunnally, Fred M. Cox, Catherine S. Chilman

1988

21 Things You Need to Know about Diabetes and Nutrition

Stephanie A. Dunbar, Cassandra L. Verdi

2014

You don't look sick!

Steven S. Overman, Joy H. Selak

2005

Children who care

Jo Aldridge

1993

Happiness in a Storm

Wendy Schlessel Harpham

2005

Sexual function in people with disability and chronic illness

Craig Alexander

1997

How to be a good mommy when you're sick

Emily Graves

2014

Being Sick Well

Jeffrey H. Boyd

2005

The severe and persistent mental illness treatment planner

David J. Berghuis, Arthur E., Jr. Jongsma

2000

Come, Daddy's Having a Stroke

Mabel Stauffer

2002

Strong at the broken places

Richard M. Cohen

2008

The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating

Elisabeth Tova Bailey, Renee Raudman

2010 ★ 4.6

You can beat the odds

Brenda Stockdale

2009

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