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… that’s what my mom does. That’d be ridiculous.” But as she neared graduation, “I hadn’t really found the thing that was my thing,” said Morrison, who was working as a floating certified … beautiful experiences I’ve been able to be a part of just in the last couple years. I’m just really excited for what the rest of my career holds.”   …

… your pregnancy you imagine your life with your baby. And to have that taken away from you is really heartbreaking. You don’t know how to move on initially. You were planning a life that’s no … pregnant with their second child, they knew they needed Lynch Nunn by their side. “It was really scary,” Megan said. “I remember right before I had to push, I had this overwhelming …

… for Methodist. She pushed me to do more and was the first person who made me feel like I really had something to offer Methodist. And for that, I'm forever grateful. She really cares about people and making sure Methodist is an amazing place to work.  Christie Sisk …

… complications. “It is amazing how well this medication works,” Dr. Trujillo said. “It’s really incredible. And it’s just really satisfying to go in there and debulk enormous tumors that are causing people problems – …

… a nonaggressive stage 1 cancer, Vicki was eager to join the study. “I thought this would be a really good procedure and give me some reassurance that the lymph nodes don’t have any evidence … been right there to say, ‘Absolutely. What do you need?’” Dr. Crotzer agrees. “I find it really impressive that an institution like Methodist, which is not a large academic university, has such a robust and vibrant research program that really affords patients the opportunity to participate in clinical trials,” he said. They’re …

… can be taxing physically and emotionally, he said, but it’s rewarding. “When people are really sick and you get them better, and a few months after that you see them at the clinic and …

… can be scary, sad or even hard to believe. Many people who find out they have diabetes don’t really feel sick and are now faced with managing a serious illness that needs to be carefully …

… and maybe saying their first words,” he said. “Being a parent has taught me so much, and I really enjoy sharing those tips with families.” Outside of work, the Omaha native can be found …

… support of charitable care that she hoped “could help someone else just a little.” “My parents really appreciated the help that they received and always wanted to pay it forward,” she said. …

… lymphedema specialist Wendy Buchholz, OTR/L, CLT-LANA. “The post-treatment care here is what’s really amazing,” Ron said. “Everyone is so cognizant of the total experience. It’s not just, …