Susan Laffan's New Book 'Emergency Departments, Jails, and Streets' is a Memoir of a Nurse and Paramedic Who Spent 4 Decades of Her Life Saving People

Fulton Books author Susan Laffan, a registered nurse, paramedic, and certified correctional heal professional, has completed her book "Emergency Department, Jails, and Streets": an insightful read that explores the life of a nurse and paramedic in various settings. Susan Laffan traces the cases she encountered while performing her duty; cases that are engaging, heartbreaking, funny, and fascinating at times.

"If you are a health-care provider, or know someone who is, the stories they share can sometimes be unbelievable. During Susan's forty-year career as both a nurse and paramedic, the stories about her experiences run the gambit from happy, sad, funny, and sometimes tragic. Stories come from both conventional nursing settings to some unconventional, such as correctional facilities and nuclear power plants. You may think that some of these stories cannot be true, yet rest assured, they are all real."

Published by Fulton Books, Susan Laffan's book is an interesting work that features a nurse and paramedic's thoughts while helping people, saving their lives from conventional to not-so-conventional healthcare settings, as well as during pre-hospital care settings.  

This read is the author's way of paying homage to those people who touched her life the same way she touched theirs.

Readers who wish to experience this inspiring work can purchase "Emergency Department, Jails and Streets" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.

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