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bonnieb@pcom.edu. 678-225-7465. PCOM Georgia. Dr. Buxton did post-doctoral fellowships in Cancer Biology in the Pathology Department of the Veterinary School, and in Cancer Immunology at Kansas University School of Medicine where she was a Wesley Fellow in Cancer Research.
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Apr 10, 2005 · Part heartfelt memoir, part practical guide, Damaged Angels recounts Bonnie Buxton's struggles to raise an adopted daughter whom she didn't realize was afflicted with fetal alcohol disorder. Her book also offers guidance to parents who have children with FASD.
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Mar 16, 2004 · Bonnie Buxton tells a gripping human tale of one family’s struggle for integrity against monumental odds: the irreparable harm to her daughter by a hidden enemy and the willful blindness of parent-blaming ‘experts.’
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Apr 27, 2009 · Damaged Angels: An Adoptive Mother Discovers the Tragic Toll of Alcohol in Pregnancy. Kindle Edition. Part heartfelt memoir, part practical guide, Damaged Angels recounts Bonnie Buxton's struggles to raise an adopted daughter whom she didn't realize was afflicted with fetal alcohol disorder.
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It wasn’t until her troubled adopted daughter was in her teens that Bonnie Buxton even heard the term Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Damaged Angels outlines, with brutal honesty, the cost of FASD, the difficult choices she and her family made, and the Herculean efforts they made to support their daughter.
Apr 28, 2005 · Part heartfelt memoir, part practical guide, Damaged Angels recounts Bonnie Buxton’s struggles to raise an adopted daughter whom she didn’t realize was afflicted with fetal alcohol disorder. Her book also offers guidance to parents who have children with FASD.
Apr 28, 2005 · Part heartfelt memoir, part practical guide, Damaged Angels recounts Bonnie Buxton's struggles to raise an adopted daughter whom she didn't realize was
