Seniors gain ID program to aid missing adults in Ottawa
Ottawa police and VIPS expanded the Indent-A-Kid program to seniors, storing a senior's photo, fingerprints, and description on a CD for a contact to aid in locating them if they wander. The free service debuted at the May 2 Senior Health Fair and spanned Sunflower Plaza Tower and Cedar Square Senior Housing with 50 participants.
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Connie Sleichter
Ottawa
Paola
Sleichter
Oklahoma
Sunflower Plaza Tower
S. Poplar St
Sunflower Plaza
Ottawa Police Department
Volunteers In Police Service
VIPS
Ron Hughes
U.S
Cindy McCullough
Cullough
Ron
Hughes
Georgia Whiteford
Connie
Cedar Square
Police Department
Patti Kennicott
Betty Flora
Flora
Mother-daughter survive Lyme disease battle in Kansas
Janna Lambert and her daughter Samantha in Kansas share a long struggle with Lyme disease after a tick bite. Samantha endured fevers rashes and weakness before diagnosis. Treatments include antibiotics and bacillus shots as they live with no cure and advocate awareness.
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Janna Lambert
Rantoul
Samantha
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Lambert
Tinue
Kansas
Samanthal
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