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They weren’t just stealing pills — they were hijacking lifelines. In the shadows of the healthcare system, Elijah and his crew of scammers lived in South Central L.A., and with the help of complicit pharmacists, turned life-saving HIV meds into black-market gold. That con affected Ada, who fled her privileged existence in La Jolla, California, to repair her broken life in the anonymity of the Venice Beach area of L.A.. Although Elijah and Ada never met, their lives had become intertwined, and everyone in their world would be changed forever by a series of unscrupulous choices. This is their story.
This is the story of a single day in the life of Mandy Robinson, a dedicated ICU nurse at a prestigious California hospital. A widowed mother to a rebellious teenage son whose antics often derail her focus at the worst possible moments. Mandy finds both solace and purpose in her work. The relentless demands of saving lives and easing suffering serve as a welcome distraction from her own unresolved grief.
Among her patients is a disillusioned Vietnam War veteran who has lost the will to live. Mandy must summon all her compassion and skill to help him rediscover a reason to keep going. Another patient—a wealthy La Jolla socialite with a murky past—lies at the center of a mystery that entangles her family in a bitter, high-stakes struggle.
Threaded throughout the narrative is a tense and thought-provoking debate about end-of-life choices, where characters confront the uneasy truth that what is legal is not always ethical, and what is ethical is not always legal.
Blending heartfelt drama with moments of levity, this story offers both poignant and humorous insight into the often unseen world of a bedside nurse—where life, death, and everything in between unfold in a single, unforgettable day.
We all live in an unforgiving world that slowly chisels away at our sense of well-being. But, I offer you a temporary respite from this uncomfortable onslaught and introduce you to “Soldier On”. A true story of my late wife’s 15-year losing battle with ovarian cancer. The biography is told through my eyes, her husband of 30 years and an RN for 40. It's a tale of how those seemingly innocuous life lessons that she learned before cancer had inadvertently prepared her to deal with the profound challenges she faced after the cancer diagnosis. I witnessed Kath's unbelievable calmness while she confronted a long drawn out uncertain future. It's a courageous tale of a strong woman. It is her story. Hopefully, even though she died in the end, understanding how she faced her death, will leave you just a little bit stronger and remind you of what is really important in life.