by Hannah Shields
Who knew a routine follow-up pediatrician appointment would turn into a mother's worst nightmare, with Child Protective Services and armed police officers banging on the door. At 22 days old, baby Zephaniah, although symptom-free, tested positive with the flu. The unfortunate events that transpired revealed that doctors don't always know what's best, hospitals are not always the safest place to be, and that greed and politics motivate doctors to test, prescribe, and treat without parental consent or right reason.
More and more parents are suffering from coercion and bullying tactics, and are being stripped of their constitutional right to make decisions for the health of their children. This mom is speaking up and telling others that mama knows best!
After a horrifying hospital experience with her newborn son, Hannah was motivated to speak out and share her story. She wants other parents to know their rights and that they are the best decision-makers when it comes to the health of their children. Hannah and her husband are raising their three rambunctious boys in Northern Idaho, where she spends her time teaching parents how to make their home the safest place to be.
5.5"x8.5", 120 pages
