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Edda Brigitte Walsleben : AnneMaria

Heavenly Realm Publishing, Houston, Texas, 2011

ISBN 0983520216

8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. E5 - A hardcover book SIGNED and inscribed by Edda Brigitte Walsleben to pevious owner on the second page in very good condition in very good dust jacket that is mylar protected. Dust jacket has some wrinkling, chipping and crease on the edges and corners, book has some scattered light smudges on the page edges, dust jacket and book have some bumped corners, light discoloration and shelf wear. 9.5"x6.25", 473 pages. Satisfaction Guaranteed. It was the early evening when an ambulance finally stopped in front of my family's house. It was war time and my grandparents had tried for day's to have an ambulance come to the house and pick up my Mom. She was having trouble giving birth to her fourth child (AnneMaria). The ambulance was an old run down Army truck; it was dark and filthy from heavy use. My Mom was half delirious with pain, and she was so weak she couldn't walk; so the ambulance driver just picked her up there because there was no medic driver, just one driver. Mom screamed in pain when he picked her up to carry her down stairs. Once she got a glimpse at the truck, she was frightened by the sight of it. She screamed even more when the driver put her gurney inside the truck. Grandma slipped in the back of the ambulance, she had to sit on the floor. She was with her daughter. Grandma held her tight her arms wrapped all around her. Grandma held her tight with her arms wrapped all around her. She was cradling Mom. She didn't know what else to do. Grandma's tears was gushing down her face, she didn't even bother to wipe them away. Grandma tried to sooth the pain but at the same time she knew there was not one thing that she could do to help ease Maria's pain. Shortly before the ambulance got to the hospital, Mom reached out to her mother, she was very weak now and she was struggling for breath; and grandma had to lean in close to understand what her daughter was saying. "Mother please do save the baby, her name is Anne." After she got the words out, Mom stopped breathing. Grandma said, "oh no Maria please hold on girl: please hold on we're almost at the hospital Maria can you hear me please?" Grandma kept calling Mom's name, but she knew her daughter had passed away. Seconds later the ambulance stopped in front of the emergency entrance, a team of doctors and nurses were standing by. They rushed Mom in to surgery without any further delay. Doctors delivered a baby girl by C-section July 3, 1943 AnneMaria took her first breath. Her mother Maria Oberholz had taken her last breath shortly before AnneMaria was born. AnneMaria was a miracle; she also was an orphan at birth.. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Hardcover. Jacket: Very Good

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Edda Brigitte Walsleben : AnneMaria

Heavenly Realm Publishing, Houston, Texas, 2011

ISBN 9780983520214

8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. E5 - A hardcover book SIGNED and inscribed by Edda Brigitte Walsleben to pevious owner on the second page in very good condition in very good dust jacket that is mylar protected. Dust jacket has some wrinkling, chipping and crease on the edges and corners, book has some scattered light smudges on the page edges, dust jacket and book have some bumped corners, light discoloration and shelf wear. 9.5"x6.25", 473 pages. Satisfaction Guaranteed. It was the early evening when an ambulance finally stopped in front of my family's house. It was war time and my grandparents had tried for day's to have an ambulance come to the house and pick up my Mom. She was having trouble giving birth to her fourth child (AnneMaria). The ambulance was an old run down Army truck; it was dark and filthy from heavy use. My Mom was half delirious with pain, and she was so weak she couldn't walk; so the ambulance driver just picked her up there because there was no medic driver, just one driver. Mom screamed in pain when he picked her up to carry her down stairs. Once she got a glimpse at the truck, she was frightened by the sight of it. She screamed even more when the driver put her gurney inside the truck. Grandma slipped in the back of the ambulance, she had to sit on the floor. She was with her daughter. Grandma held her tight her arms wrapped all around her. Grandma held her tight with her arms wrapped all around her. She was cradling Mom. She didn't know what else to do. Grandma's tears was gushing down her face, she didn't even bother to wipe them away. Grandma tried to sooth the pain but at the same time she knew there was not one thing that she could do to help ease Maria's pain. Shortly before the ambulance got to the hospital, Mom reached out to her mother, she was very weak now and she was struggling for breath; and grandma had to lean in close to understand what her daughter was saying. "Mother please do save the baby, her name is Anne." After she got the words out, Mom stopped breathing. Grandma said, "oh no Maria please hold on girl: please hold on we're almost at the hospital Maria can you hear me please?" Grandma kept calling Mom's name, but she knew her daughter had passed away. Seconds later the ambulance stopped in front of the emergency entrance, a team of doctors and nurses were standing by. They rushed Mom in to surgery without any further delay. Doctors delivered a baby girl by C-section July 3, 1943 AnneMaria took her first breath. Her mother Maria Oberholz had taken her last breath shortly before AnneMaria was born. AnneMaria was a miracle; she also was an orphan at birth.. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Hardcover. Jacket: Very Good

Signed by Author

Edda Brigitte Walsleben : AnneMaria

Heavenly Realm Publishing, Houston, Texas, 2011

ISBN 9780983520214

8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. T1 - A hardcover book in very good condition in very good dust jacket that is mylar protected. Dust jacket has some wrinkling, chipping and crease on the edges and corners, light discoloration and shelf wear. Book has some bumped corners, some wrinkling on the spine edges, some light stains/smudges on the page edges with a large patch stain on the upper right side page edges, previous owner's label adhered on the front fixed endpaper, light discoloration and shelf wear. Includes a laid in promotional bookmark. 9.5"x6.25", 473 pages. Satisfaction Guaranteed. It was the early evening when an ambulance finally stopped in front of my family's house. It was war time and my grandparents had tried for day's to have an ambulance come to the house and pick up my Mom. She was having trouble giving birth to her fourth child (AnneMaria). The ambulance was an old run down Army truck; it was dark and filthy from heavy use. My Mom was half delirious with pain, and she was so weak she couldn't walk; so the ambulance driver just picked her up there because there was no medic driver, just one driver. Mom screamed in pain when he picked her up to carry her down stairs. Once she got a glimpse at the truck, she was frightened by the sight of it. She screamed even more when the driver put her gurney inside the truck. Grandma slipped in the back of the ambulance, she had to sit on the floor. She was with her daughter. Grandma held her tight her arms wrapped all around her. Grandma held her tight with her arms wrapped all around her. She was cradling Mom. She didn't know what else to do. Grandma's tears was gushing down her face, she didn't even bother to wipe them away. Grandma tried to sooth the pain but at the same time she knew there was not one thing that she could do to help ease Maria's pain. Shortly before the ambulance got to the hospital, Mom reached out to her mother, she was very weak now and she was struggling for breath; and grandma had to lean in close to understand what her daughter was saying. "Mother please do save the baby, her name is Anne." After she got the words out, Mom stopped breathing. Grandma said, "oh no Maria please hold on girl: please hold on we're almost at the hospital Maria can you hear me please?" Grandma kept calling Mom's name, but she knew her daughter had passed away. Seconds later the ambulance stopped in front of the emergency entrance, a team of doctors and nurses were standing by. They rushed Mom in to surgery without any further delay. Doctors delivered a baby girl by C-section July 3, 1943 AnneMaria took her first breath. Her mother Maria Oberholz had taken her last breath shortly before AnneMaria was born. AnneMaria was a miracle; she also was an orphan at birth.. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Hardcover. Jacket: Very Good