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Summer Safety Tips For Parents
Read more: Summer Safety Tips For ParentsThe number of community members getting the COVID-19 vaccine are on the rise. This means, getting out during the summer months will be just a little more fun than last summer. (Ok A LOT more fun!) Please take note of these summer safety tips provided by one of the nurses at Labor of Love. P.S.…
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The Importance of Play
Read more: The Importance of Play“Oh what do you do in the summer time When all the world is green? Do you fish in a stream or lazily dream? Or swing in a tree up high? Is that what you do? So do I!” Those are the words to one of my favorite childhood songs. Summer time…that great big season…
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Stroke patient encourages others in rehabilitation
Read more: Stroke patient encourages others in rehabilitationWhen Sharon Lee awoke at 4:30am, she felt like everything was fine. When she awoke at 6:00am, she knew something was wrong. “My arm was weak and I had lost my balance on the right side of my body,” she says. “I could still walk, so I thought maybe it was my medicine.” It wasn’t…
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When breast cancer returns
Read more: When breast cancer returnsMolly Lannon, 70, appreciates the little things. The beauty of a morning hike. Her hands hugging a warm cup of coffee. A deep breath at the end of a restorative yoga class. “It’s just right there, but you have to open your eyes to it,” she explains of her perspective on life’s treasures after facing…
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Celebrating fatherhood this Father’s Day
Read more: Celebrating fatherhood this Father’s DayStudies have found that loving and nurturing fathers improve outcomes for children, families and communities. Children with involved and loving fathers are more likely to do well in school, have healthy self esteem, exhibit empathy and avoid risk-taking behaviors. The first Father’s Day was celebrated in 1910 to honor William Jackson Smart. A Civil War…
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Lovelace program Resuscitation Rangers teaches hands-only CPR to save lives
Read more: Lovelace program Resuscitation Rangers teaches hands-only CPR to save livesEach year, more than 320,000 people go into cardiac arrest when their heart suddenly stops sending blood to the body and brain. Survival depends on immediately receiving CPR. Yet, the majority of the time, people are not in the hospital when this happens. What if no one around them knows what to do? This is the…
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Young survivors support offers connection after cancer
Read more: Young survivors support offers connection after cancerSurviving a diagnosis that shakes you to your core is not as easy on the other side as many might think. The words, “You have cancer,” are branded into DNA from that moment on. Your life is forever changed. Being a survivor means the curtain has been drawn. That story is over. However, as survivors…
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