Wednesday's Children: The Memoirs of a Nurse-Turned-Social-Worker in Rural Appalachia
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Wednesday's Children: The Memoirs of a Nurse-Turned-Social-Worker in Rural Appalachia

by Kathryn Anne Michaels

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Kathryn Anne Michaels recounts a career that moved from nursing into social work in rural Appalachia. Wednesday's Children offers a personal perspective on healthcare, social service, and life in a distinctive region, presenting a memoir grounded in professional experience and human connection.

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Wednesday's Children is a memoir by Kathryn Anne Michaels.

The book follows a professional journey from nursing into social work.

Its setting is rural Appalachia, placing the memoir within a distinctive regional and cultural context.

The work connects personal experience with themes of healthcare, social services, and service to others.

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