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The Book, “Inside Out” by Modena Stinnette
This is a work of realistic fiction containing the stark life conditions that all too many of our citizens endure. You will be enlightened and entertained. Perhaps even moved to action. Read the Author’s Note below from Modena Stinnette.
Modena is a friend and has been a co-worker. She is a brilliant and genuine individual, who has created a wonderful story that includes insight, and heart, along with some depictions of real life situations. It contains women’s and family issues that will have an impact on your heart and mind. She is dedicated to those she loves and works tirelessly to provide a level playing field for all. Grab her wonderful book and be transported into a life of miracles.
Nancy Sander
The Book
“Inside Out”
by Modena Stinnette
Author’s Note:
This book is a work of realistic fiction, based on the factual life conditions of countless individuals to provide reading enlightenment. It is my hope and prayer that after reading this book society will commit to rethinking its look at ex-offenders and what positive impact they can bring to society— if they are given a fair chance.
Modena Stinnette
Main Character:
Danielle grew up confused and feeling abandoned. She moved from place to place; first with her mother, then a group home, then her grandmother, then her father. She grew up feeling that she was unwanted by everyone. Her father and step mother struggled with addiction; her biological mother may have struggled with the same types of issues. She had to live with the guilt of fatal choices she made in her young life which carried through to her adulthood. Danielle struggled with addiction and criminal activity throughout her own life. She spent a large portion of her life in battling the judicial system. She endured physical abuse as a child and as an adult. Death seemed to frequent her life and all those she thought loved and care about her seem to pass away. Her life events seem to finally open her eyes to making a change in her life. When Danielle lost her father she wanted to get high for the first time since her release from prison. She didn’t know what to do with her emotions. She sat in the cold hospital emergency room and thought about her life and what using drugs again would mean for her. She had come so far and she didn’t want to lose everything she had worked so hard for. Since her release from prison she had gained her family’s trust and learned to trust herself. Rather than jump up and give in to her moment of weakness….. she waited….
Danielle discovered that taking away the drugs was only half of her battle. She realized that living life without drugs and criminal activity was the small step to changing her thoughts feelings and actions. She just had to figure out how to make those changes successfully.
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St Jude Childrens Research Hospital, located in Memphis, Tennessee, is one of the world’s premier pediatric cancer research centers.
St. Jude is unlike any other pediatric treatment and research facility.
Discoveries made at the hospital have contributed to the methods the world uses to treat children with cancer and other catastrophic diseases.
St. Jude has research and patient care in the same facility. Today’s most gifted researchers are able to do science more quickly and more effectively at St Jude Childrens Research Hospital.
Discover St Jude Childrens Research Hospital for yourself… Click the links throughout this page…
“St Jude Childrens Research Hospital is internationally recognized for its pioneering research and treatment of children with cancer and other catastrophic diseases. Ranked the No. 1 pediatric cancer hospital by Parents magazine and the No. 1 children’s cancer hospital by U.S. News & World Report, St Jude Childrens Research Hospital is the first and only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center devoted solely to children.”
The Missions St Jude Childrens Research Hospital
Its mission is to find cures for children with cancer and other catastrophic diseases through research and treatment.
Mission: The mission of St Jude Childrens Research Hospital is to advance cures, and means of prevention, for pediatric catastrophic diseases through research and treatment. Consistent with the vision of our founder Danny Thomas, no child is denied treatment based on race, religion or a family’s ability to pay.
Vision: Our vision is to be the world leader in advancing the treatment and prevention of catastrophic diseases in children. This vision will be pursued by providing outstanding patient care; by conducting basic, translational and clinical research designed to elucidate biological mechanisms, understand disease pathogenesis, improve diagnosis, enhance treatment outcome, prevent diseases and minimize adverse consequences of treatment; and by educating health care and scientific research professionals. Through these efforts we seek to cure and enhance the quality of life for an increasing proportion of children who come to us for treatment, and by expanding and sharing knowledge, to advance treatment of children with catastrophic diseases worldwide, while developing strategies to prevent catastrophic diseases in children.
Values: Our foremost responsibilities are to the children with catastrophic diseases, their families, and to the donors that have committed their personal resources toward our Mission. To fully meet these responsibilities, we are committed to an explicit set of values. These values are the standards of behavior that we use to guide our daily actions and decisions. We will ensure that these standards of behavior are adhered to through ongoing training of all personnel working at St Jude Childrens Research Hospital, and by annually evaluating the executive leadership, faculty and staff in their adherence to these values.
Our values of ethical behavior are an important part of who we are, and their incorporation into the fabric of the institution directly impacts our ability to make progress toward achieving our Mission, while simultaneously strengthening our reputation.
A commitment to provide our patients with the highest quality of medical and their supportive care,
and their families with the level of information and support necessary for them to make informed
decisions and to become active participants in the care of their children.
A commitment to respect the ethnic, cultural, religious and lifestyle differences of patients, their
families, our colleagues and our supporters.
A commitment to our donors that every dollar donated will be wisely spent toward achieving our
Mission of advancing cures, and means of prevention, for pediatric catastrophic disease through research and treatment.
A commitment to a culture of excellence, innovation and creativity, not only in our research, but in everything we do.
A drive and a sense of urgency to succeed.
Honesty, integrity, and accountability in our actions and decisions.
A culture of trust and teamwork.
Respect for the employees under our supervision.
A commitment to the continual development of our employees.
A commitment to diversity.
A commitment to social responsibility and institutional citizenship on a local, state, national and global level.
To effectively live up to these ideals, institutional leaders and all employees must maintain a culture that promotes adherence to these values in all that we do.
Visiting St Jude Childrens Research Hospital
People from around the world visit St Jude Childrens Research Hospital. In order to ensure that every visit is a memorable experience and adheres to the hospital’s privacy and safely policies and procedures, it is important to read these pages prior to requesting a visit to St Jude Childrens Research Hospital, located in Memphis, Tenn.
Plan to Visit St Jude Childrens Research Hospital!
People from all over the world are interested in visiting St Jude Childrens Research Hospital. In order to ensure that each and every visit is a memorable experience, please follow these guidelines:
All tours must be scheduled in advance.
Tours are available most Mondays – Fridays at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm. Tours are not available on Saturdays, Sunday, or holidays.
Visitors must be 16 years of age or older to participate in a hospital tour. Younger children may visit the Danny Thomas/ALSAC Pavilion located on the hospital campus. All children must be accompanied by an adult – please provide 1 adult per 10 children.
The Danny Thomas/ALSAC Pavilion is a self-guided facility. Please call (901) 595-4414 or (800) 866-278-5833, Ext. 4414 in advance to ensure that the Pavilion has not been closed temporarily for a special event.
Hospital tours are designed for individuals or groups of 10 or less and are usually guided by volunteer tour guides. Guides are allowed to escort only 10 individuals through the hospital at one time.
To go on an interactive tour of St Jude Childrens Research Hospital, click “Discover St. Jude” at the top right of this page
General Public Tours: Tours for individuals and groups of 10 or less may be available if scheduled and confirmed in advance. Tours are available most Mondays – Fridays at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm. Tours are not available on Saturdays, Sundays or holidays. For more information or if you would like to schedule a tour, please call (800) 877-5833, Ext. 2041 or (901) 578-2041. You can also email us at events@stjude.org.
Large Groups/School Groups: The Danny Thomas/ALSAC Pavilion is available for large groups, school groups and children younger than 16 years of age. A hospital representative may be available to speak to your group. Please call (800) 877-5833, Ext. 6770 or (901) 578-6770. You may also call (866) 278-5833, Ext. 4414 or email us at events@stjude.org.
News Media: The St Jude Childrens Research Hospital Public Relations Department handles tours for all media interested in developing stories about the hospital. Call (901) 595-3306 for more information or email us at media@stjude.org.
When late entertainer Danny Thomas opened the doors to St Jude Childrens Research Hospital in 1962, he was not just changing the lives of those children who would walk through its doors. He was changing lives across the world.
Danny Thomas Stories
Stories about St Jude Childrens Research Hospital founder, entertainer Danny Thomas, his legacy and his family.
Diagnosis: Emma was found to suffer from glioblastoma in September 2010.
Emma’s story: In the middle of one night in November 2009, 2-year-old Emma’s parents were stunned to see their normally healthy and active child having seizures. Soon she was having 80-100 seizures a day. They rushed her to a local hospital, where she was given medication and sent home. But soon, the medicine stopped working, and on Thanksgiving Day they rushed Emma to a local hospital where doctors determined the seizures were being caused by a tumor, identified as a primitive neuroectodermal tumor (PNET).
Emma underwent surgery and five months of chemotherapy, but she would also need radiation. Her parents were concerned about the effects radiation could have on a young child, including severe cognitive damage, so they searched for other options. They were impressed with the measures St Jude Childrens Research Hospital takes with focalized radiation, which greatly reduces the chance of cognitive issues because the radiation therapy is concentrated on a specific area. They asked for a referral to St Jude Childrens Research Hospital.
At St. Jude: At St Jude Childrens Research Hospital, Emma underwent surgery to remove the rest of the tumor, after which doctors discovered that Emma’s tumor was actually a glioblastoma. Emma underwent six weeks of focalized radiation and is currently receiving a year of chemotherapy. She visits St. Jude every two weeks for intravenous chemotherapy and also takes oral chemotherapy at home.
Emma’s family is thankful for the donors who support St Jude Childrens Research Hospital. “To be able to come here and not have a worry about how you’re going to pay for it, to not have to worry about whether you can afford it, or where you’re going to stay, or how you’re going to eat. It’s amazing,” said Emma’s mother. “Coming to St. Jude, Emma just feels so comfortable. She has no fear here. She loves it.”
Emma is a sweet-natured girl who loves to play with her baby dolls, brothers and little cousins.
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I sure wish I had put this Positive Parenting Program together a year ago. I’m sure that you would have saved a lot of time, stress, maybe even sleepless nights over discipline ideas for your children’s behaviors.
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Overnight, I Became a Single Mom with 2 Kids
Too bad there wasn’t a “parenting class for divorce” back then. I had been a stay-at-home mom for 6 years, and instantly I was on my own and forced with the daunting task of raising my 2 children alone. It took 3 months for the seriousness of this situation to hit me. “I’m the bread winner now. How am I supposed to provide for these kids?”
“How am I going to be a good parent?”
In order to earn an income, I went to work. My mother took in my son, the youngest, because he was not old enough for kindergarten. My daughter was in first grade. I found myself without any real work experience and no successful parenting experience either.
Times change, families change.
I had worked before marriage as a teller in a bank, that income would not be enough. I went to work in several offices as a clerk. Ultimately, my kids became ‘latch-key’ kids, when they were older, with my Mom two doors down. (With today’s experience and knowledge I would have tried harder to find other alternatives. One time friends of my ‘kids’ almost burnt the house down!)
My primary goal as a stay at home wife and mother changed drastically, massively.
Most Families Are Changing.
Families are responding to changes in the economy and current culture.
The Old Style of the American Family with…
Mom at home,
Dad making the money outside the home, and
Two or three children
IS AN AMERICAN MYTH! And,
MYTHS DIE HARD.
The perfect situation rarely, if ever, exists today.
Now a real ‘honest-to-goodness’ American Family may consist of…
Two breadwinners, a Mom and Pop who both work,
A single parent who stays at home,
A single parent who goes out to work,
Step-moms and step-dads,
Children from two or three different families trying to blend into one unit, or more likely, resisting blending,or even,
Foster kids, adopted kids, and kids shared by two sets of parents, and families.
This family diversity requires cooperation between family members and the community. A good definition for today’s family might be two or more people living together over time, cooperating to help each other live and grow in today’s society.
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“How can I cope ‘and’ be a good parent?”
Good question!
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Maybe it’s going to take some Common sense Parenting! Even back then, I knew that there must be a better way. I found an option that ultimately helped; I went back to school. That is where I put together my first knowledge and learning about parenting.
Bachelors, and Masters Degree… then Licensure
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And, now I have 18 years of successful fulfilling experience with children, teens and adults.
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I am home again now and have discovered the Internet.
The Internet, what a fabulous way to share!
But you know what the best part is? I now have more time to spend with grandchildren, family, and friends.
Marc, Ann, Suzanne, Cousin Morgan, and Aunt Nancy
My improved parenting skill during this process was a great relief. You will find that seeing your children grow and develop into strong happy healthy adults can be a joyful process. I even had more time for fun with family activities and projects, including popcorn and Walt Disney.
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this is the first time that i browse the internet to find some tips on how to deal with the extreme tantrums of a child. i have a 3 year old son and i find it so hard to deal with him. i tried ignoring him when he’s having a tantrum, he’s shouting,crying out loud and he even spank me on my face. every day i’m going through with this stressful experience.please help me out on this, i need your advice. thank you very much and God bless..
Tantrums can be very hard to deal with; you are not alone. There is hope for you and your son. First, start with you. Find some way to take a few minutes of personal time each day, breathe, relax, don’t think about your son. Can someone look after him for a little time each day? You will need your patience, and you will need clear thinking. When does your son have these tantrums? If you can identify what sets off the tantrums, you will be better equipped to find a solution. For the next few years of your son’s life, he is learning how to deal with frustration.
Your toddler’s reality is getting a need satisfied, now. Have you noticed that if you give in to the tantrum and do what the toddler wants, that the tantrum stops instantly? The toddler’s tantrum is an out of control and unmanageable response to a ‘want.’ A toddler wants what he/she wants immediately.
If you can consider his tantrums as a way of communicating with you, you will be able to ask yourself, “What does my son really need?” I’m sure that you know that every time he screams for a cookie, he does not really ‘need’ a cookie.
When parents hear screams of a toddler, it grates on our nervous system. It is instinctual to react to the cries of our children. Then when a parent realizes that that child is not hurt, but having a tantrum frustration joins the worry.
Your son is growing and learning; you are growing and learning, and teaching. As your son grows, you are setting limits, and your son doesn’t like that. He does not ‘need’ everything he ‘wants.’ Shift the position of your perspective of the problem and relax.
I have been receiving several questions about tantrums, perhaps I should write an article to give more detailed information about tantrums. Thank you for your comment.
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this is the first time that i browse the internet to find some tips on how to deal with the extreme tantrums of a child. i have a 3 year old son and i find it so hard to deal with him. i tried ignoring him when he’s having a tantrum, he’s shouting,crying out loud and he even spank me on my face. every day i’m going through with this stressful experience.please help me out on this, i need your advice. thank you very much and God bless..
Tantrums can be very hard to deal with; you are not alone. There is hope for you and your son. First, start with you. Find some way to take a few minutes of personal time each day, breathe, relax, don’t think about your son. Can someone look after him for a little time each day? You will need your patience, and you will need clear thinking. When does your son have these tantrums? If you can identify what sets off the tantrums, you will be better equipped to find a solution. For the next few years of your son’s life, he is learning how to deal with frustration.
Your toddler’s reality is getting a need satisfied, now. Have you noticed that if you give in to the tantrum and do what the toddler wants, that the tantrum stops instantly? The toddler’s tantrum is an out of control and unmanageable response to a ‘want.’ A toddler wants what he/she wants immediately.
If you can consider his tantrums as a way of communicating with you, you will be able to ask yourself, “What does my son really need?” I’m sure that you know that every time he screams for a cookie, he does not really ‘need’ a cookie.
When parents hear screams of a toddler, it grates on our nervous system. It is instinctual to react to the cries of our children. Then when a parent realizes that that child is not hurt, but having a tantrum frustration joins the worry.
Your son is growing and learning; you are growing and learning, and teaching. As your son grows, you are setting limits, and your son doesn’t like that. He does not ‘need’ everything he ‘wants.’ Shift the position of your perspective of the problem and relax.
I have been receiving several questions about tantrums, perhaps I should write an article to give more detailed information about tantrums. Thank you for your comment.