A Crime Against One Person

About the Book

A Crime Against One Person is a medical tragedy, a legal battle, and a timeless love story. As a million patients are injured through medical errors in our hospitals annually--and up to 200,000 are killed--this true tale of medical malpractice and the havoc it wreaks on innocent persons reveals a crisis that affects everyone.--and is ignored by our leaders and the medical community. Interspersed are romantic and humorous incidents to relieve the underlying horror, plus practical advice for caregivers of helpless victims. Here is the shocking truth of care in American hospitals and nursing homes.

About the Author

Edie Schmoll has won awards for poetry (American Mensa National Award, 2008), lyrics, and children’s fi ction. She is a staff writer and cover artist for Inland Empire Mensa, a professional musician (www.trinityhemet.org, Edie’s Page), music educator, and composer. Her biography is featured in “Who’s Who” publications; and poetry in the 2008 chapbook, Serenade - Word Songs. A collection of Edie’s nonfiction short stories, Rain and Rainbows, will be available 2011, followed by a book of Music Songs. Email Edie at musicsongs44@yahoo.com.