Mom's intuition saves baby at last minute
A mother voices the rush of fear as her infant Lisa is diagnosed with patent ductus arteriosus after a murmur. Delayed action nearly costs Lisa her life but timely hospital intervention and a critical operation avert tragedy, underscoring a mother's instinct as a life saver.
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Lisa
Children’s Hospital
Denver
Community Support Groups Directory and Contacts
A compiled list of local support groups and resources. It includes survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault groups, teen talks, alcoholic anonymous and narcotics anonymous hotlines, Al Anon, Alzheimer's and traumatic brain injury groups, cancer support, weight loss programs, Celebrate Recovery, Divorce Care, Zen discussions, and grieving support with contact names and phone numbers for Garden City and nearby areas.
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Call Family Crisis Services Inc
Family Crisis Services Inc
W. Fulton St
Susan At
Alcoholics Anonymous
Garden City
Chestnut St
Narcotics Anonymous
Presbyterian Church
Texas St
North Door
Al-Anon
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Spruce St
Shirley
Logie Asebedo
Breast Friends
Legacy House
Walnut St
Wolf Pack
C.R.O
CRO
N. Eighth St
Alexis Fluellen
Heartland Cancer Center
E. Spruce St
Fifth St
Scott City
Fbcscott. Com
Bible Christian Church
E. Mary St
High Plains
High Plains Public Radio
Seventh St
Engagement announcement for Lindsay Hoerl and Ryan Stimatze
Jim and Debi Hoerl of Stilwell announce the engagement of their daughter Lindsay Hoerl to Ryan Stimatze, son of Kevin and Janet Stimatze of Garden City. Lindsay holds an MBA from the University of Central Missouri and works for Cerner Corp. Ryan, a Garden City High School graduate with MATC drafting certificate, works for Burns & McDonnell. The couple plans to marry August 20, 2016 at Mildale Farm in Edgerton.
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Jim
Debi Hoerl
Stilwell
Lindsay Hoerl
Ryan Stimatze
Kevin
Janet Stimatze
Garden City
University of Central Missouri
Cerner Corp
Garden City High School
MATC
Burns & McDonnell
Switch mouse sides to curb shoulder strain in desk work
Dr. Robin Boshears of Chiropractic in Addison Texas recommends alternating mouse sides to prevent muscle imbalance from constant use on one side. She notes keyboard height and screen eye level also matter, warning of slow strength and mobility loss without proper posture.
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TNS
Robin Boshears
Chiropractic
Addison
Texas
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