'The noises were fuzzy in the darkness. Like hearing a domestic dispute through an apartment wall. As a cop, it was a scenario I'd experienced many times as I'd approached a stranger's front door. But this was different. This time I wasn't going anywhere. I wasn't moving at all. Couldn't move at all.' In May 2009 Napa cop Richard Marsh suffered a severe stroke that submerged him in the terrifying world of a Locked-in sufferer. Brain activity remains but sufferers have no way of communicating with the outside world. In fact, 90 percent of sufferers die within four months of onset. Locked In follows Richard's extraordinary race against time. First, to prove his existence to the medical team and then to beat the odds of surviving Locked-in syndrome. Written with the intensity of a thriller, we witness astonishing moments in his journey, such as Richard finally hearing a neurosurgeon say, 'I think there's someone in here'. Now fully recovered, Richard's story is one of triumph that will captivate and inspire.
A groundbreaking reassessment of the American prison system, challenging the widely accepted explanations for our exploding incarceration rates In Locked In, John Pfaff argues that the factors most commonly cited to explain mass ...
Kidnapped and locked inside an empty basement cell, Marnie is forced to confront painful truths about herself and her famous mother as she desperately tries to escape her jailer.
NINE "I decided that it was much better to be educated and locked in. " IN January, six months after I had my stroke, I had recovered enough to decide what to do about school. I would complete my undergraduate degree in psychology, ...
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Zvi Eisikovits and Eli Buchbinder have returned the focus to the personal trouble with their book Locked in a Violent Embrace. Their analysis is controversial in many ways. First, using qualitative methods, they find that examining men ...
What would it be like to see prehistoric animals as they lived and breathed? From dinosaurs fighting to their deaths to elephant-sized burrowing ground sloths, this book takes readers on a global journey deep into the earth’s past.
Nansen heard the man speak English to the dogs, and he instantly recognized Frederick George Jackson, the British polar explorer. Jackson was well groomed and wore an English check suit and high rubber boots. The two men shook hands.
2.1 Locked-in Range, Resistance and Support Ranges Locked-in Range (abbr. LR) is the trading range in which the volume of open positions accumulates, making the price change to the side where the prevailing volume of open positions will ...
I'm not going to tell you not to stay at his place, because that would be pointless.” He raised a hand when she opened her mouth to protest. “I'd do the same thing. Have done the same thing.” He tucked a lock of ...
As he walked back, he heard someone shout to the chowkidar about putting a lock in the rear gate in the morning and that troubled him, as he knew he had to come back later the same night to “fix the body”, whatever that meant.