The Adams Chronicles

This Story Begins With AFarm Boy Who Grew Up In The Foothills Of Appalachia Near Chillicothe, Ohio During The Great Depression And World War IiAfter Graduation From High School He Served In The U.sNavy With His Two BrothersNaval Service During The ?s And The Cold War Years, Took Him And His Family To Morocco ACountry Of Many Contrasts And At ATime Of New ChallengesCulture Shock Was Part Of This New AdventureHis Medical Duties Were Varied And Included Working With The Moroccan Ministry Of Health Conducting Epidemiological Studies, Enteric Diseases Monitoring, And The Training Of Peace Corps Volunteers pcvs As Laboratory Technicians As Will Be Presented In Detail In Volume Two, The Author Returned To Morocco As The Director Of Two Groups Of plus Pcv Lab Techs Who Were Stationed In Hospitals And Clinics Throughout Morocco To Fill AVoid Left By The Exodus Of French Health Care Workers After Moroccan Independence In The Overall Success Of The Program Was Marginal Due To Many Factors: Limited Number Of Welltrained Medical Technologists, Demands For Additional Lab Test Overwhelmed Ab Generalists, Lab Bench Work Too Mundane, Work Lacked Opulence, Provided Limited Selfgratification, And Impeded Crossculture Exchange And Social Interaction, Loyalty To Work Ethics Was Limited, And Social Revolution Occurring In The ?s Accentuated The Character Flaws And Immaturity Of Some PcvsCities Like Tangier, Tetouan, And Marrakesh In The ?s Provided Adventure, Deception, Intrigue, Mystery, And Highoctane Thrills That Attracted Expatriates, Writers, Poets, Exotic Travelers, And Pcvs Who Got Caught Up In The Drug Scene.  Later, The Author Returned To College, Accepted AFaculty Appointment At The University Of Cincinnati, Where He Taught And Conducted Medical Research For Years.
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