The First Chapter of Nurse Papa the book!

08/02/21 • 12 min

Okay Nurse Papa fans, the day you've all been waiting for is almost here. Nurse Papa the book will finally be available to the world on August 17th, 2021. In this episode of the Nurse Papa podcast, I will be featuring the first chapter of this long awaited book.

Beyond my own personal experiences as a nurse and father, in this book I introduce the voices of seasoned nurses, some of my young patients, and these patients' parents. They each offer their own very personal perspectives about life, death, love, and learning. If you love what you hear, please share this episode AND the book with those you love. Thank you for your support!

To find out more about Nurse Papa the book, visit www.nursepapathebook.com

To find out more about Nurse Papa the book, visit www.nursepapathebook.com

Previous Episode

Dear Nurse Papa...To Zoom or Not To Zoom?

In this latest of Nurse Papa, I answer a letter from a dad living in Los Angeles who is struggling to get his daughter to embrace the Zoom life. There is no sign of this pandemic ending anytime soon. How do parents balance their desire to virtually connect their kids with their loving relatives with their kid's needs to simply disconnect? You'll find out and also discover some fun tricks along the way :)

Remember, Nurse Papa is also an upcoming book about my experiences as a pediatric oncology nurse and father. Join me in August as I introduce my listeners to selected writings from this much anticipated book. You can find out more at www.nursepapathebook.com and you can also preorder the ebook now. The paperback will be available August 17th!

Next Episode

Nurse Papa the Book Is Here!!

Nurse Papa fans, the day you have all been waiting for is finally here! You can now buy this long anticipated book. Find it on Amazon and other places where you buy books. To celebrate this event, I am releasing a special episode of the Nurse Papa podcast in which I tell some hospital stories that just might make you giggle. Taking care of children with cancer is indeed no joke, but it is also not sad all the time. In fact, it is sometimes the funny moments that are the most important and illuminating. So, please enjoy these selected Breaks from the Heartbreak.

You can find out more about Nurse Papa the book at www.nursepapathebook.com. If you read it and love it as much as I think you will, please consider leaving a positive review so others can enjoy and learn from it too. Thanks SO much for your support!