Liver Transplantation
Liver Transplantation, Part Two: Getting Ready for Your New Liver guides readers through the process of getting ready for a liver transplant. With easy-to-understand language and vibrant illustrations, this book introduces the team of people readers will meet, explains the steps that will happen before the transplant, and provides information about the waitlist. Readers will also learn what they should be doing while they are on the waiting list, providing them with a sense of control during a stressful time. This book is the second in a series on Liver Transplantation which, when used together, guides readers through the entire experience of having a liver transplant. It also forms part of the informative and enjoyable series The Strength of My Scars, written and illustrated by surgeon, Maria Baimas-George.
- An accessible children's books to increase understanding of childhood illness and the hospital environment, improve satisfaction, and to reduce fear, for patients and their families
- Packed with fun analogies and full-of-character color illustrations
- Research has found these books to significantly help caregivers understand more about their child's condition, feel less stressed, and feel happier with their care
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Liver Transplantation, Part Two: Getting Ready for Your New Liver guides readers through the process of getting ready for a liver transplant. With easy-to-understand language and vibrant illustrations, this book introduces the team of people readers will meet, explains the steps that will happen before the transplant, and provides information about the waitlist. Readers will also learn what they should be doing while they are on the waiting list, providing them with a sense of control during a stressful time. This book is the second in a series on Liver Transplantation which, when used together, guides readers through the entire experience of having a liver transplant. It also forms part of the informative and enjoyable series The Strength of My Scars, written and illustrated by surgeon, Maria Baimas-George.
- An accessible children's books to increase understanding of childhood illness and the hospital environment, improve satisfaction, and to reduce fear, for patients and their families
- Packed with fun analogies and full-of-character color illustrations
- Research has found these books to significantly help caregivers understand more about their child's condition, feel less stressed, and feel happier with their care
