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Dr. Carole N. Hildebrand
Dr. Carole N. Hildebrand was a well recognized practitioner, professor, and author in her field. With an impressive array of medical / surgical degrees, as well as a Masters in Edu...ver maisDr. Carole N. Hildebrand was a well recognized practitioner, professor, and author in her field. With an impressive array of medical / surgical degrees, as well as a Masters in Education, she taught dentistry for several years at Temple University in Philadelphia, followed by a long medical career, including running her own periodontal practice in Philadelphia, becoming one of the first periodontists to perform dental implants. She was also a nationally acknowledged author in her field, as well as serving on both the state and national dental boards through the years, helping determine and direct protocols for the dental and periodontal arenas.
Dr. Hildebrand, now deceased, also explored, through metaphysical trainings, and ultimately in this book, her philosophical interest in Time. She lived with a surgeons respect for times demands and a philosophers appreciation of its elusiveness--- all fine-tuned by her attendance in courses with her favorite gurus: Louise Hay, Tony Robbins, and Bob Proctor, her mentor and friend. She became fascinated with how much---or how little---time each of us has---in a day, or in a lifetime, and believed that each persons perception of that gift of time might be as important as the amount of time itself.ver menos