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… , I see couples every day who are struggling with infertility, and I’m often asked how best to cope with the ups and downs of trying to build a family.  No easy topic Listen. I would be … group – Conceive Nebraska – that can connect you with others who’ve experienced infertility.  Get more information. Infertility represents a loss of control and an inability to see what the …

… In “Why I Came, Why I Stayed,” you’ll get to know people who are making a difference every day at Methodist and how they contribute to … for another day). My husband’s oldest attends the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and is the best big brother to our littles that we could ever ask for!   Why Methodist? What attracted you …

… Robert Cunningham, MD, an Irishman who came to the Midwest – and grew to love it – during his general surgery residency, initially thought he … revolves around bariatric surgery. “I think that misconception of, ‘Oh, it’s the cheating way out – they just can’t be bothered to diet and exercise,’ that’s just simply not true. They’ve … all these things, and I’m now taking real positive steps to deal with this issue and get back at a healthier trajectory.’ I think that’s a really courageous and honorable thing to …

… school, working in the hospital in a medical-surgical unit and helping patients on the road to recovery, that I realized that I had a passion for being involved in their health care,” he … interested in obstructive lung diseases like COPD and asthma, the use of biologics to treat those conditions, and the management of recurrent pleural effusions – the buildup of fluid around the lungs. Equally important to him is establishing meaningful relationships with his patients. “Medicine is an art, and there …

… Most parents who’ve given birth to a premature baby and have experienced a stay in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) will … Outcomes While it’s not what led Dr. Minderman to this profession, sending babies home is the best part of his job. “I mean, really,” he added. “I chose this job because you get to deal with a rapidly changing environment. There’s a lot of opportunity for clinical care, …

… never forget the result of her care – and how it extended past her discharge. Rose was rushed to the hospital in Atlantic, Iowa, then transferred to Jennie Edmundson on Dec. 1 after … find solutions. We want to address anything that would hinder the patient from being able to get their medications and take them appropriately.” As discharge nears, pharmacists are busy … at admission help ensure a safe hospital stay, the work at discharge prepares patients for the best outcomes after they leave. “I’m getting a good handoff, and it’s a big deal to me and the …

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… in the hands and feet. It is most commonly associated with diabetes and can range from mild to severe. Self-Treatment Especially when it comes to new-onset pain, many people may try to “ride it out” or self-manage their symptoms before seeking advice from a provider. Here’s what …

… four phases: Depression Extreme concern for the dying person Preparing for the death Adjusting to the changes caused by the death There can be different methods to help a child through these … considers two choices to end a story and have them choose the one that represents an adaptive way to deal with her or her feelings. Play Therapy If the child is unable to tell a story, you … performance or refusal to attend school All are signs to discuss with a pediatrician to get additional help with the grieving process. Talk with your child and let your child know that …

…   Brittany Hill Brittany Hill has had a front-row seat to the expansion of women’s services at the Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital campus in Council … we are meeting the needs of each and every patient who walks through our doors. How can we best care for them? This project is going to be a great addition to our community.” Chelsea … just going to provide us the space, atmosphere and capabilities to take care of patients the way that we want to take care of them.”   Dr. Tana Perry “A Better Experience for Everyone” Back …