Recovery: From Treatment to Outpatient Aftercare
The program helps women move from inpatient care to outpatient options while focusing on personal change rather than numbers. Stephanie Crosby describes challenges adapting to planned days and living with others, learning to confront painful pasts through therapy, journaling, and group sessions. Her progress includes improving parenting, securing an apartment, and maintaining sobriety with ongoing aftercare and support networks.
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Kara Sanford
Crosby
Stephanie Crosby
Heart of Iowa Center Opens for Mothers and Children
The Heart of Iowa Mother and Child Recovery Center began in October 1993 as the states first such program funded by a 3.5 million dollar three year grant from the Iowa Department of Health. It houses 12 women with children and four pregnant women with two pregnant and 11 mothers currently in residence totaling 23 children. Priorities favor pregnant IV drug users then IV users with children. some may wait for a slot. Clients are charged based on ability to pay and no one is refused due to lack of funds. Transportation medical care child care and services are via area social service subcontracts and each client gets a furnished apartment for four months. For more information call (319) 365-0306.
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Sanford
Crosby
Corey
Heart of Iowa
Mother and Child Recovery Center
Iowa Department of Health
Division of
St. Luke’s Gordon Recovery Centers
Sioux City
Art Exchange at Cornerhouse Gallery and Frame
The Cornerhouse Gallery and Frame hosts the Art Exchange offering consigned works refreshed weekly. Current inventory includes Jim Landenberger Alfert Wilke Stephen Metcalf Chuck Barth Robert Bateman and Thomas Hart Benton among over 100 pieces.
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Cornerhouse Gallery
Jim Landenberger
Alfert Wilke
Stephen Metcalf
Chuck Barth
Robert Bateman
Thomas Hart Benton
Toenail fungus and remodeling pitfalls in home projects
The article explains that thick discolored nails usually stem from a nail plate fungus not aging, and treatment focuses on trimming and new medications though cure is challenging. It also warns remodel mistakes like ignoring architectural integrity and budget overreach leading to shoddy work and future resale issues.
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Marc S. Maikon
Trusted Eye Care and Locksmith Multiservices
Dr. Gene Meyer and Dr. Joan Nickel retired and patients can pick any nearby eye doctor from over 24 providers with transferable records. The text lists Dr. Marc Markon and others in Cedar Rapids and Marion and offers help finding trusted, reasonably priced eye care before surgery. It also outlines John’s Lock & Key services including key duplication and lock installation with Doug Chadima as president.
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