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… considered elevated. As startling as the change might seem, however, local doctors say it’s really a recognition of what medical professionals have known for some time: that the risk of …

… night shift in the ICU and moving through leadership roles. She knew what she’d built. “It’s really unfortunate that those are the words you choose to use,” she told the colleague. “I would …

… she will also lend her time and talent to the Cancer Survivor Style Show. Being Beyoncé  “I'm really excited.” This year will mark Julie’s fourth year walking in the Cancer Survivor Style … are just amazing people. They are loving individuals and this is one time of year that I really look forward to because I can go out and get dolled up.” This year’s show will be another …

… you laugh, you joke, and you get to know them on a personal level. I just remember it being a really fun day. And the fact that it was their last. I think there’s always something special … labor is going to be like and how that day is going to unfold for them,” Thomsen said. “I try really hard to make sure I give it to them. I want everyone to walk away with, ‘My nurse truly …

… of year can mean a lot of headaches for parents trying to avoid hyperactive kids. But do you really know how sugar works? Does it really make kids bounce off the walls? Sugar is a carbohydrate Believe it or not, kids and adults …

… exhausting. The financial burden is often worse. That kind of stress can make you sick! Really. While viral illnesses are more common during the winter months, stress actually decreases … – you’ll need to open those yourself. But it’s what we do after we touch those areas that really matters. We’re human. We rub our eyes, scratch our noses and rest our chins in our palms. …

… nurse began well before she was a volunteer at Methodist Women's Hospital . “When I was really little, I don’t even know where it came from, I just always wanted to be a baby nurse,” … she was tasked with decorating windows for the babies’ rooms. That’s where she feels the magic really unfolded, as she observed the constant and genuine interaction among nurses, babies and …

… son see me be active. He used to tell me to get out and do something. Now he sees me and he’s really proud of me and happy for me. It’s giving him some encouragement to do other things, too. … for donuts, pizza or fast food are now focused on nutrition and the right calorie count. “I really try to incorporate a lot of vegetables and protein,” said Candi. “My ‘go-to,’ if I had to …

… and appreciated.” She shared it on Facebook , mixing humor and gratitude in writing: “It’s really the little things. … Or little things written on a big piece of plywood on your front … agree. “It takes a lot of people to make the health care system work,” Caryl said. “We just really appreciate all the health care workers, the administration and everyone that’s involved. …

… was the standout. “We had complete trust in Stacey,” said Angie. “She knows her stuff. She really knows premature babies, and she knew our Brecken really well. Stacey’s happy, bright face in the room always brightened our day.” A bond through …