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… during a pandemic. Still, others might be isolated because of social distancing, having no contact with friends and loved ones who might recognize signs of stroke. At Methodist, we want … to get treated for stroke and then test positive for COVID-19. For some, they experience no other established COVID-19 symptoms.  Stroke education for everyone in their 30s, 40s and 50s … help. Keeping listening to your body, and educate yourself and your loved ones about stroke – no matter their age.  …

… and biases,” Petersmith said. The most important takeaway, she believes, reestablishes this: No matter their income, everyone deserves quality care. Everyone deserves to experience The …

… It’s a situation no one wants to experience: A loved one has been admitted to a hospital’s critical care unit – …

… time to walk outside. It’s really that basic. I can’t stress to people enough that there is no specific fountain of youth, but the closest thing that I’ve seen is physical activity. If you …

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… on in caring for Andre. “As a nurse I've worked all over the world, and nursing is nursing no matter where you are,” she said. “You provide the same care. You just have to explain the …

… “I think one of the main problems I had was admitting I had it,” she said. “I was like, ‘No way. This can’t be that big of a deal.’ It took a while for it to finally sink into my head …