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Saturday, January 19, 2008

Sowing Seeds of Change

Polaroid Years ago I heard Shirley MacLaine sum up what she learned from her round-the-world spiritual search: "What you give is what you get."

So true. Still when and where we get what we give can be remote. Ten years ago when Physicians for a Violence-free Society was still alive and well, we developed a four-hour domestic violence documentation course. At the time, digital photography was still an infant and had not yet legitimate standing in the forensic world. Therefore, each registrant went home with a top of the line Spectrum Polaroid camera.

Recently, Dr. Rochelle Wilson from southern California wrote to report that she attended one of our courses and, "The camera I received helped commit a child molester since then."

Good work, Dr. W! Every person can make a difference to make the world a better place. Thank you for making a difference in that child's life.

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    An in-depth overview of domestic violence, often referred to as intimate partner violence (IPV). Addresses commonly held myths and misconceptions. Presents the impact of domestic violence on patient health and the medical system.

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