RefriedJean

I currently write books as a hobby but don't know how to start the process of publishing or self publishing. How do I go about starting?

My great grandmother left the Amish community when she was 16. I wasn’t old enough to understand what that meant, and I wish I would have asked her about her experience coming into a non Amish society. I’m sure you’re experience is drastically different than hers was because we live in a completely different world. With that being said, I have a few questions I wish I could have asked her before she passed.

1. What was it like to come into a modern world?
2. Was it overwhelming to transition to this way of life?
3. Are there any things that carried over from your Amish life to your non Amish life?
4. Is it hard to break any biases that were ingrained in you when you were growing up?
5. Do you ever fear that you made the wrong decision when you left the Amish community?
6. How hard was it to leave everything including family, friends, and belongings?
7. And finally, how hard was the decision?

Sorry for asking so many questions! These are questions I always wanted to ask, but never got the chance to.

What would you tell a 22 year old who doesn't know what to do with his life?

Do you find yourself struggling to connect with patients because of the inevitable? On the flip side of that, do you struggle with getting too close to a patient and being deeply effected what the inevitable happens. What is the mood in the office when someone time has come?

Sorry for asking 3 questions. I'm just genuinely interested.

What would you say to someone who lives a drug free lifestyle and takes pride in that, but doesn't look down on people for smoking?