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When To Trust A Surgical Assembly Line
You may not love the sound of a surgical assembly line. But when can you trust that approach and when should you run the other way?
Read MoreWhy It’s Important To Treat Your Body As Well As You Treat Your Car
My friend Janet had a bad wound on her leg. It had been there for two months, and just looked worse and worse. Finally, it got so bad she doesn’t even want to leave the house. “What does your doctor say about it?” I asked her. “I’ve been back to him five times!” she responded.…
Read More“When I’m Sixty-Four” and If I’m Alone….
Back in 2004, I was between husbands, and in my early 50s. As silly as that may sound (“between husbands”), the truth was, I spent 18 years with that status, between divorce and remarriage… and I was alone. “Alone” is the key to today’s post. Back in 2004, I was also diagnosed with a rare…
Read MoreWhat Are Board-Certified Patient Advocates And When Do You Need One?
When you’re trying to navigate the healthcare system, it can help to have an expert by your side. Now, you can find Board-Certified Patient Advocates with nationally recognized advocacy credentials.
Read MoreHow To Make Sure Your Voice Is Heard In Healthcare
It can be hard to use your voice to express your needs and preferences. But in healthcare, it’s essential that you do. Professional advocates can help.
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