Hospital Prom Brings Dignity to Young Dialysis Patients
Jasmine Davis and Carlos Mata, both dialysis patients at Texas Children's Hospital, join about two dozen peers for a first hospital prom. The event, organized by staff and volunteers, aims to give ill teens a normal high school dance experience despite ongoing treatment and medical hurdles. Carlos, 15, awaiting a kidney transplant, nervously practices his bow tie as the group prepares for an evening of glitter and magic.
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Bright high school sophomore faces lupus and dialysis life
Jasmine, 15, diagnosed with lupus in 2001, describes life on dialysis as she balances school and hospital realities. She recalls the constant beeping of machines, needles, and the presence of medical staff during treatments. The narrative highlights resilience amid chronic illness.
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Pets listen better than spouses say poll findings
A 1112 person Associated Press Petside poll finds one third of married women who own pets say animals listen better than husbands while 18 percent of pet owning married men say pets listen better than wives. Some owners have sought veterinary or pet psychologist help for low spirits. Patrick Murphy of Columbus Nebraska is quoted as a former Telegram editor.
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