Slavery of the Provider

Family Held Hostage by the 2008 Economic Downturn. How Faith and an Epic Love Story kept them afloat.

Par Joseph Kerba, B.Ph.Ph.Ch.

Thème : Roman de société / actualité

Date de publication : 22/12/2017

Slavery of the Provider tells the tale of a miserable childhood, transformed by faith and love. From being homeless to becoming successful and building a family, dreams are dashed by flesh-eating disease, MS, and the 2008 global economic crisis. Against serious odds, the family deals with foreclosure, unemployment, insurance challenges, and sexual harassment. How did they do it and succeed in their lives? This love affair will touch you, excite you, and make you both laugh and cry.

Roman (134x204)
160 pages
ISBN : 9782414174843

14,00 €

6,99 €

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Joseph Kerba, B.Ph.Ph.Ch.

Joseph Kerba, B.Ph.Ph.Ch. was born in Cairo on June 3, 1942. He went to Saint-George's College in Heliopolis, Egypt, a school run by Irish Fathers. He holds degrees in both Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, and acted as a Licensed Pharmacist in Quebec, Canada. He immigrated to Canada in 1967. He is married and has four children and seven grandchildren. Joseph led two major pharmaceutical companies in Canada, as Vice-President and General Manager, before starting his own consulting firm, Kerbapharm Inc. He still accepts lecturing assignments, debates, and other activities, sharing his knowledge and views with university intelligentsias, politicians, and others.