Richard Glaubman Knihy

The memoir offers a heartfelt exploration of John Joseph's life, highlighting his journey from a medic in the Vietnam War to a compassionate nurse practitioner. It delves into his connection with Native American traditions, including the Mohawk language and Plains Indian medicine, as well as the significance of ceremonies honoring ancestors. His experiences caring for animals and veterans with PTSD reveal his deep empathy and commitment to healing. Through his personal narrative, the book celebrates love, innocence, and the transformative power of service to others.

"Richard Glaubman captures George Dawson's irresistible voice and view of the world, offering insights into humanity, history and America - eyewitness impressions of segregation, changes in human relations, the wars and the presidents, inventions such as the car and the airplane, and much, much more. And throughout his story, George Dawson inspires the reader with the message that sustained him happily for more than a century: "Life is so good. I do believe it's getting better.""--BOOK JACKET.