Lawrence woman gains freedom from seizures after epilepsy surgery
Kelly Hormell, 34, of Lawrence, undergone seven months ago a neurosurgical procedure to remove seizure-causing brain tissue at KU Medical Center. Since then she has had no seizures, expressing hope to raise epilepsy awareness and help others. Her husband Alex recalls the journey from mileage-heavy searches to local care and a new life with daily activities now within reach.
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Lawrence
Kelly Hormell
Kelly
Alex
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Hormell
Founder
Abby
Turk
Alex Hormell
Epilepsy Society
Scripps Research Institute
la Jolla
Calif
Hills Pet Supply
KUMC
Ivan Osorio
Steve Wilkinson
Mecissa
Lacey
Journal
Divorced Parents Learn New Rules for Child Welfare
Douglas County extension agent Trudy Rice presents guidance for divorced parents to shield children from loyalty conflicts. Tips cover respecting the absent parent, controlling emotions, direct communication, personal space, realistic finances, and careful scheduling. Remarriage effects and a Stepparent program are noted with enrollment details.
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Charlotte Sharp Olsen
K-State Research and Extension
Olsen
Douglas County
Room of one's own returning as a luxury at KU
A former KU English professor recalls the university's office evolution from shared spaces in Old Fraser Hall to private offices in Wescoe Hall. He notes retiree office sharing may signal a shrinking personal workspace and laments the loss of continuity and familiar routines.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Old Fraser Hall
Indiana
Ballantine Hall
Wescoe Hall
Professor
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