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… and my friends who push me to do more. It's amazing to see the impact we can have when we support survivors and believe them. I truly believe it’s one of the easiest things we can do and …

… and rectal surgeon with Methodist Physicians Clinic , I’ve been seeing more cases of CRC to support this news, and I know that my partners have, as well. It’s unfortunate, but it doesn’t …

… Not only is our leadership team pulling the potential out of each individual, but it offers support beyond. It might be as simple as an email that says, “Nice work, Jen,’ but it means a lot …

… and I will be forever grateful. Shanna Stofer continues to challenge me as well as provide support for the things I’d like to accomplish. Each person in their own way has helped me to grow …

… Books help them be more inquisitive and help them be more excited about the world. They ask questions and you get to be a part of what’s going on in their mind and how they are figuring …

… amazing. He was very thorough. He never rushed away from me, and he was always there to answer questions.” According to Dr. Torgersen, it’s all part of a very intentional approach to care. …

… patient walks into our ED, they have someone to just be with them, help them, answer their questions and connect them to the appropriate resources if they don’t meet inpatient criteria. It …

… find yourself thinking in those terms, let me encourage you to reach out to someone in your support network – a family member, a friend or even a mental health professional. Finding hope …

… like to even be there when things aren’t always good. To catch them when they fall and be that support system. And look them in the eye and let them know that we’re going to make it OK. It’s …