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… unit even though she was full term and healthy. Susan only saw her when she was brought in for feedings or looking through the hall window of the nursery. Come Just for the Pizza Terra and her husband, Greg Beethe, suffered a tragic miscarriage 2009. They thank doctors at  Methodist Women's Center  for the special understanding and care that helped ease the heartbreak. When Terra learned she …

… of pregnancy or newborn loss. These free, hour-long group sessions include guided peer support for those who have experienced a pregnancy or newborn loss, or are currently expecting a loss. Remembrance of Life A non-denominational memorial service for those who have experienced a pregnancy or newborn loss. Hosted by Methodist Women’s Hospital … to perinatal loss for adults and children 3-18 years. For details about their events,  visit their website  or call  (402) 502-2773 for more information. Haven Provides a community of …

… can also help prevent bone and muscle loss, which – you guessed it – begins in your 30s. Aim for 30 to 60 minutes of moderate exercise (such as brisk walking) at least five days a week. And …   Fertility Fertility begins to decrease in your 30s, especially after 35. This is troublesome for many couples, as this is usually the time when they feel mentally and financially secure … the dermatologist regularly and keeping a close eye on any skin changes. It’s not common for someone 40 or older to develop a new mole. So if one appears, make an appointment with your …

… That’s just not me. We finally realized the medications I was on were affecting my mood.” For six years, Julie’s life was a roller coaster of surgeries, doctor visits and emotional … uses her outgoing nature to help other cancer survivors through their journey. She volunteers for Project Pink’d , has attended programs with  A Time to Heal , and is a member of the … Style Show, sponsored by Methodist. The annual event raises cancer awareness and funds for Inner Beauty: A Specialty Salon for Cancer Survivors . Located at Methodist Estabrook Cancer …

… The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reports there’s one death by suicide every 11 minutes in the U.S., and it affects all ages. In 2020, suicide was among the top nine leading causes of death for people ages 10-64. Despite increasing rates of suicide, it’s still a topic that can make … is almost always treatable. Just like a patient with a cardiac issue who receives treatment for symptom management, a person experiencing depression can also be treated.   The Difference …

… Taking your blood pressure seems like one of those routine things that just happens when you visit your doctor. But there’s a good reason we take it seriously … and why you should, too. What … high blood pressure can hurt your health? Long-term high blood pressure puts you at risk for:   Heart attack Heart failure Stroke Vision problems Kidney disease/failure Sexual dysfunction Controlling your blood pressure now can help minimize your risk for these greater health problems. Knowing Your Blood Pressure It all starts by knowing your …

… and Girl Scouts, not leaving much free time. Schools have also reduced the amount of time for free play. Approximately 30 percent of kindergartens have no recess.  Time to learn and … Play peek-a-boo or pat-a-cake with your baby. 1-3 years If choosing a daycare, look for unstructured play time with various play centers through the classroom. Give your child empty … your child time and space to act out imaginary scenes, roles and activities. Schedule time for your child to interact with friends to practice socializing and building friendships. Allow …

… the urinary tract. UTIs are extremely common, with over 8 million doctor’s visits annually for the condition. They’re also often easily treated with antibiotics. Still, they can cause … because their urethras are shorter and closer to the rectum – factors that can make it easier for bacteria to infect the urinary tract. Young children and older adults are also more at risk for UTIs. Other risk factors for a UTI are: A previous UTI Blockages in the urinary tract, such …

… and support staff at Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital have gone above and beyond to care for patients and each other. At Jennie Edmundson, there’s a battalion of employee ambassadors who … of our employees and the community we serve,” said Tara Slevin, chief philanthropy officer for Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital and Foundation. “These ambassadors answer questions for … about how you can support the COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund, email jefoundation@nmhs.org or visit jehfoundation.org . …

… or struggle with health-related social needs such as housing, food or transportation. Caring for Our Communities (CFOC) connects these individuals with community health coaches and/or appropriate nonprofit organizations or agencies, all with the goal of setting them up for success and improving their quality of life. Funded by generous donations to the Jennie … for Our Communities and help provide necessary resources to high-risk, low-income individuals, visit jehfoundation.org .   CFOC Community Stakeholders Connections Area Agency on Aging Council …