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Search - Should I Be Afraid?: A Survival Guide For Baby Boomers and Senior Citizens

Should I Be Afraid A Survival Guide For Baby Boomers and Senior Citizens
Author: Judy Hanna

Should I Be Afraid? Learn what doctors, nurses, and the care community aren?t telling you that can kill you, something that is already killing millions of others. Learn how your risk of premature death is increased by 300%, and how your silence sends a message of approval. The facts are exposed about a country?s national embarrassment: the unfai... more »r and vile treatment of baby boomers and senior citizens. It is a problem of international scope and concern. Facts that have been swept under the rug for decades are exposed in the new book release, Should I be Afraid? Who would have thought people 60 and older checking into a hospital for a minor medical problem could be drugged with dangerous chemical restraints without consent or knowledge? You will learn first hand who is committing these crimes against you, and how these drugs can damage and disable you. Could you imagine that six million people die annually at the hands of those in whom they have placed trust, and the criminals get away with it? Seniors say nobody is warning them about how to cope with or defend themselves against what goes on behind closed doors in their own homes at the hands of family members. What if you could know the types of mistreatment that face one in five seniors today, and be armed with facts that could save your life and the lives of others? This book holds the key to prevention, the key to extending your life, and, the key to having the power to put those who violate your rights in prison. You will be able to determine the answer the question, Should I Be Afraid? Should I Be Afraid? dares to expose the sheer magnitude of crimes against Baby Boomers and Senior Citizens. Instead of remaining at risk, persons ages 60 and older will be armed with information regarding who is getting away with the crimes, how and where they happen, and what to do to avoid the dangers. What if someone or something was causing premature death of your parent, wife, husband, or other family member or friend and no one even suspected that a crime was committed? You will know what these crimes are and the intricate methodology used by these criminals in whom you have placed your trust, the same trust that often turns to tragedy. Millions of premature deaths occur annually. More than 75% of the mistreatment of seniors occurs in the homes of those age 60 and older. This survival guide for Baby Boomers and Senior Citizens will provide the solutions and hidden secrets for navigating the minefield ahead. Would you like to know how you are abused in hospitals, independent living facilities, care facilities, nursing homes, and in life in general and be able to stop violators in their tracks? Judy Hanna is an expert research analyst with a twenty year background in print and broadcast media. She holds a Master's Degree of Science in Education Administration and a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration. But, more importantly, she holds a burning fire in her heart to warn and save the largest population demographic - seniors and boomers from the revolving door of abuse and mistreatment that continues to threaten their safety daily while society turns a blind eye.

ISBN-13: 9781633081109
ISBN-10: 1633081109
Publication Date: 9/28/2014
Pages: 318
Edition: 1
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Publisher: Chalfant Eckert Publishing
Book Type: Paperback
Members Wishing: 0
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Genres:

Parenting & Relationships >> Family Relationships >> Abuse >> Elder Abuse

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