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Compass Points the Way

By: Alexis Kline
Narrated by: Elise Campbell
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Compass Points the Way is a book about finding a way to navigate life with POTS. Join Allie on her long journey as she faces new physical struggles, the fear of the unknown, and feelings of loss and hopelessness—and then overcomes with the help of her new canine companion, Compass.

When Dysautonomia sets in, Allie fears her soccer career is over forever. She finds herself not only in a health crisis, but an identity crisis as well. Without soccer, who is she? And if her body won't cooperate, who can she become? When she meets Compass, an energetic, caring pup at a pet adoption event, she learns to chart a new course.

This book is a hopeful, uplifting story about coping with life-changing medical issues, and the people and animals that support patients of chronic, invisible disease.
©2022 Under The Sun Publishing (P)2023 2022
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