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It’s nice because we have a small-knit group of people here. It’s not like I’m calling… The Methodist Aortic Program Is Located At: Methodist Hospital …

… review data like his cholesterol levels or his most recent weight has been motivating. “When I log on and see my weight, I’m like, ‘I don’t want to be there. I want to be somewhere else,’” he said. “So it encourages me to try and …

… 2009, she has worked over 10,600 volunteer hours at the hospital, or about 16 hours a week. “I’m amazed,” Gude said. “I never count my hours, but I guess they add up fast, don’t they? I am proud – you should be – … so I’m always trying to think, what’s a way that I can serve someone today? Doing that kind of service is a more fulfilling activity than almost anything else I can do.” Rasmussen began …

… began volunteering at Jennie Edmundson after decades in bookkeeping, accounting and customer service roles. After retiring about 10 years ago, she helped care for one of her grandchildren … for a time. But when the toddler began daycare, Booton found herself becoming restless. “I didn’t want to go back to work full time, but I wanted something to keep me busy,” she said. “I think the reason I picked Jennie is I was born …

… they’re unable to keep up with testing, treatment and supply demands.  Source: CDC/Vox Q: I’m young and healthy. Do I still need to socially distance?  A: Yes! Everyone needs to socially distance. People over the … grocery store and have a younger friend or relative do your shopping or use a grocery delivery service.  You CAN order takeout. It’s still better to make your own food at home. But if you’re …

… home in Papillion for a brain scan – something the 69-year-old undergoes every six months. “I was praying to God for good results,” the three-time cancer survivor said. “That’s when I went through a red light and got T-boned. Totaled my car, cracked a rib. I’m lucky. I’m a cat.” But having survived breast, ovarian and metastatic lung cancer, Pat knows …

… Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) and the International Early Lung Cancer Action Program (I-ELCAP). Through established guidelines for controlling screening quality, radiation dose and …

… also battled two autoimmune diseases, she’s seen her share of the inside of doctors’ offices. “I have a rheumatologist and have been to Mayo,” said Lanette. “My condition didn’t quite fit the … left her feeling very thankful for the care she received at Methodist .  A tender issue “I have a skin condition where my hair follicles scar over so I can’t grow hair,” said Lanette. … said Lanette. “The nurses were exceptional, but it wasn’t just the nurses. Even when the food service staff and housekeeping came in they asked if there was anything they could do for me. …