Mother’s Heartbreaking Conversation with Dying Son Revealed: Nolan Finds Hope in Heaven
Finding Strength through Loss: A Mother’s Journey with Cancer
In a world struck by heartbreak and loss, one mother’s incredible journey stands as a symbol of love, resilience, and hope. Ruth Scully, from Leonardtown, Maryland, experienced the devastating loss of her four-year-old son Nolan in February 2017 to Rhabdomyosarcoma – a rare form of cancer that affects soft skeletal tissue.
Ruth vividly remembers her last conversation with Nolan before he peacefully passed away. As they shared precious moments together, Nolan expressed his unwavering determination to wait for his mother in Heaven and play until they could reunite once again.
Rhabdomyosarcoma is an aggressive cancer that spreads rapidly throughout the body. Despite undergoing intense treatments for over a year, Nolan’s fight against this relentless disease ultimately came to an end. The young boy spent 15 months battling this formidable enemy before succumbing to its devastating effects.
A Heartbreaking Conversation
“It hurts to breathe doesn’t it?” – Ruth asked tenderly.
“Weeeelll… yeah,” replied Nolan with strength amid pain.
You’re in a lot of pain aren’t you baby? Poot,Ruth whispered gently.
this cancer stuff sucks. You don’t have
to fight anymore.”
I don’t. But I will for you Mommy,assured
Nolan faithfully.Is that what you have been doing?? Fighting for Mommy?” Ruth questioned tearfully.
Well DUH!Nolan responded bravely.“What is Mommy’s job?” Ruth asked, her eyes filled with emotion.
“To keep me safe,” Nolan grinned wholeheartedly.
As a mother torn between immense love and unmanageable pain, Ruth explained to No
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Congress approves SIS for Peruvians abroad
The Final Complementary Provision establishes that the Executive must adapt the regulations of Law 29344
He Congress of the republic unanimously and insistently approved the modification of the Law 29344, Framework Law for Universal Health Insuranceto include Peruvians residing abroad in the Comprehensive Health Insurance (SIS).
The plenary session approved the legislative initiative, based on Law Project 4091/2023-CR, during its sess
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It is confirmed that the consumption of ultra-processed foods could lead to the risk of death
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Experts point out that not all ultra-processed food products should be restricted, but they highlight the importance of limiting the consumption of certain types of these products in the long term, as revealed by various studies.
Within this category of ultra-processed products are baked foods, packaged snacks, soft drinks, sugary cereals, an
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It is confirmed that the consumption of ultra-processed foods could lead to the risk of death
What foods really boost our brain?
We will see what impact nutritional deficiencies have on the appearance of certain disorders… Based on scientific research, we will give you the tips to make the right choices, from the fetal stage if you are pregnant… Because it begins from intrauterine life!
Diet, a real effect on the brain?
Does eating better, adopting a certain type of diet have a real impact on reducing stress, improving sleep, cognitive performance, or preventing a depressive episode? For Guillaume Fond, psychiatrist and researcher at Marseille university hospitals, and specialist in psycho-nutrition, it goes even further: “ We could consider psycho-nutrition as alternative medicine or alternative medicine, even though it is at the heart of the treatment of mental illnesses and prevention in mental health. » Catherine Lacrosnière, nutritionist, adds that if “ Unfortunately diet does not treat, it helps to better prevent and fend off certain risks, in particular the appearance of certain neurodegenerative diseases. »
Pamper your microbiota
Among the first advice given by Guillaume Fond was the microbiota : « The influence of the microbiota on our immune system is perfectly demonstrated. It strengthens it when it is well, and conversely, when it is altered, it will weaken the immune system and trigger chronic inflammation. »
Do without ultra-processed food
Guillaume Fond: “ We have several meta-analyses which demonstrate that in mental health, in 2022/2023, as soon as the proportion of ultra-processed foods exceeds 20% of the
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Empathy and efficiency define the new era of medical care at Medicina Tudela
In a world where time is money, waiting for medical care can be exhausting. But at Medicina Tudela, a young team of healthcare professionals is transforming the way healthcare is delivered. Doctor María Eugenia Quintana (Registered 310855849) and Nurse Álvaro Huguet Casquero (Registered 65410) offer general medicine and nursing consultancy that puts people first.
At Medicina Tudela medical care is not just a service, it is a human experience. Here patients are treated with empathy and respect. Dr. Quintana and Nurse Huguet dedicate sufficient time to look at and listen to each patient, providing close and affectionate treatment throughout the diagnostic and therapeutic process.
Aware of the long waiting times often associated with medical care, Medicina Tudela favors the most immediate treatment possible. They understand that healthcare situations can be troubling and urgent and strive to be available to their patients when they need it most.
In addition to in-person consultations, Medicina Tudela offers online and in-home consultations. They treat all types of diseases, with specialization in infections, especially sexually transmitted ones. Nursing services include making dressings, removing casts and stitches, and administering medications.
But Medicina Tudela goes beyond traditional medical care. They also organize seminars and training courses for companies or individuals, offering smoking cessation support, tools for healthcare professionals, nutritional monitoring and other services their patients may need.
Dr. Quintana, specialized in Infections, and nurse Huguet, specialized in Emergencies, provide extensive experience in consultancy, emergencies, hos
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Empathy and efficiency define the new era of medical care at Medicina Tudela
Finding True Health: My Journey from Herbal Medicine to Pilates
It was August 2014. When my mother said, “Let’s go for a drive,” I got into the car without thinking and ended up going to an oriental medicine clinic. (2 hour drive from home)
As if he could no longer watch his daughter gain weight day after day, he looked for a place that produced “herbal medicine for weight loss” and took me there.
At that time, my weight was 68 kg and my height was 169 cm. The only exercise I got was a 10-minute walk between home and work and dancing on TV twice a week, and when I got home from work at 7, I decided to relieve stress by eating chicken and beer with my friends, so I was gaining weight.
The first thing the director of the Oriental Medicine Clinic ordered was to “mix the bamboo salt with water and drink it.” I was told that I drink about 3-4 liters of water a day and he said, “If you drink too much, you will get hyponatremia because there is no salt in your body.” drink about 2 liters, or if I drink it like I do now, add a little bamboo salt. They gave me 3 months of herbal medicine and told me that if I take this herbal medicine, I have to stick to my diet, for breakfast I eat a banana or wholemeal bread dipped in olive oil, flour, meat or fish. I eat nuts and black beans as much as I want. My rice is brown rice, 1 serving per day. He said I needed to freshen up. “Wouldn’t it be necessary to take medicine with this diet?” I asked myself, but maybe you read my thoughts: “If you simply follow this diet, you will get constipation and your body will get more tired, you will lose more weight and they also prescribed lactic acid bacteria separately.” “Your body he will become healthy,” he said.
Thus began my “vegetarian life”. A banana for breakfast. For lunch I ate walnuts and black beans, while for dinner I only ate 100g of brown rice, tofu and vegetables. After two weeks, my weight dropped to 62 kg and in the second month I weighed 53 kg. First of all, my double chin and lumpy cellulite are gone. I also wore 25-inch jeans, something I hadn’t dared to do since high school. I woke up in the morning feeling refreshed and had the special experience that my uniform was loosening.
The mornin
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In the first six months of activity, almost 151 thousand accesses to emergency assistance centers for the management of low complexity cases — Health
There are 35 Caus operating in the regional territory. 82% of accesses occur during daytime, mainly by people between 18 and 64 years old (68%). 83% of patients are treated on site and low complexity pathologies, including orthopedic and gastrointestinal problems, represent the most frequent reasons for access
9 maggio 2024 – Almost 151 thousand accesses in the first six months of activity (150.799), from November 1st to May 5thgiven that it exceeds quota 162mila (162.081) if they are also considered Ferrara city and provincethe first to start on an experimental basis.
They are the numbers of 35 Emergency assistance centers operating in Emilia-Romagnaconstantly monitored by Region to evaluate the progress of the activity throughout the territory. A budget that is confirmed positivealso with respect to the experience of those who needed to use the new service: come on 3,080 questionnaires on the satisfaction of the structures compiled at regional level, it emerges that 84.3% of citizens value “positively” o “very positively” the service received, and for the84,8% il waiting time was “adequate” o “optimal”.
Stable and always high – over 83% – the percentage of people they find assistance and care directly within the structure (in media 8 out of 10 patients), while the most frequent pathologies (53%) related to access – problems orthopaedic, gastrointestinal and minor ailments – confirm how citizens have understood the correct “use” of emergency assistance centres, established by the Region precisely for the management of low complexity emergenciescontinuing to hold on to the Emergency room the emergencies.
Another important fact concerns i waiting timewhich remain contained, 45 minutes on average in the last week, with accesses mainly in daytime (82%). In fact, the greatest turnout was recorded between 8am and 2pmIn the 68% of cases by people between 18 and 64 years old. As regards the medical personnel employed in the structures, the Caus are “young structures”: to date, in fact, in the emergency assistance centers they work 464 medici (205 women and 259 men), of which over 60% are under 35 years old e 53% are specializing.
Data from November 1, 2023 to May 5, 2024
These, in summary, are the data relating to the first six months of activity – from 1 November 2023 to 5 May 2024 – of the 35 Caus operating in Emilia-Romagna: 150,799 hits (162.081 also considering those of Ferrara, the first to start on an experimental basis as low-complexity clinics), the82% of which in day time; on average they are recorded 19 accesses per day in the morning (from 8am to 2pm) e 4pm in the afternoon (from 2pm to 8pm), however, they vary from a minimum of 1 to a
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we are a bit mysterious and aloof with stop lines
– For several years, you worked at St. Jacob’s Hospital, and since 1998 you work at the Republic of Vilnius University Hospital. Tell us more about how you got to your current position?
– I always dreamed of working in the fields of cardiac surgery or neurosurgery. While studying in the second year, I started working as a nurse at St. In the Department of Neurosurgery of Jacob’s Hospital. I became an operating room nurse due to the circumstances: the nurses who worked in the department’s operating room decided to change their jobs, so I had to urgently take their place – I and another colleague went through an intensive several-day “course” in the art of surgery, we were taught by both outgoing employees and surgeons.
I can’t say it was difficult – it was just different from working in the inpatient unit. There was a territorial limitation – work only in the operating room, the circle of communication narrowed – only with the team working in the operating room, satisfaction with the result of the work performed changed – the operating room does not see all the changes in the patient’s health from his arrival to recovery. Only occurred “here and now” while the patient is in the operating room.
Three years later St. Jacob’s Hospital, 1998. I started working at RVUL, I started as a neurosurgery operating room nurse, and for the past eight years I have been the head nurse of the Operative Anesthesiology Department of this hospital.
– You worked with patients in the wards, even assisted neurosurgeons in the operating room for 21 years, and now you lead the nursing staff of one of the largest departments. Are you realizing yourself?
– I would never change the surgical nurse specialization to any other and I would not want to return to the inpatient department. We operating room nurses are a bit of a mystery, separated from others by stop lines. We have many strict rules and high hygiene standards.
We only allow personnel related to the operation into the operating room. All this is necessary to ensure safe conditions for operations. I really like this closed nature of work.
In addition, as an operating room nurse, I assisted both scheduled and emergency operations. I would never change my choice to work with emergency patients either. I am very fascinated by speed and surprise. This is a job that requires independence, you need a very quick reaction, coordination, you need to be able to maintain attention for a very long time. I’m not saying that it’s not necessary during scheduled operations, but when assisting an emergency operation, everything needs to be done much faster.
Meanwhile, the position of head nurse requires a wide spectrum of knowledge and skills: legal, accounting, related to equipment, medical tools. You also need the ability to plan, analyze, organize, adjust, shape the needs of the department, and have psychological, communication, cooperation, and mentoring skills. Improving is always fun.
– Perhaps because of the above-mentioned closedness, not only colleagues at the hospital, but also patients know little about the specifics of your work?
– Although our work is very interesting, it is invisible to the public. Few people know that the operating room nurse begins to prepare for the operation much earlier than the patient arrives in the operating room: r
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BBC Wales Presenter and Mother Reflect on Regret and the Importance of Bowel Cancer Screening
Patsy Cohen’s Decision Haunts Her
In a heartwarming interview, Lucy Owen, the distinguished BBC Wales presenter, joins her mother Patsy Cohen to shed light on the regrets Patsy has lived with since she ignored her bowel cancer screening offer. Despite the valuable home test kits she received over the years, Patsy never took them seriously until it was too late. Her story serves as a haunting reminder of just how crucial early det
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BBC Wales Presenter and Mother Reflect on Regret and the Importance of Bowel Cancer Screening
The cholera epidemic in Mayotte “is under control”, says the Minister of Health
2024-05-10 08:21:39
The cholera epidemic in Mayotte has affected 65 people, including a 3-year-old child who died on Wednesday, announced Friday May 10 the Minister responsible for health, Frédéric Valletoux, traveling in the archipelago. He claimed that 3,700 people had been vaccinated. There is no “for the moment only one home”the Kirson district in Koungou, he declared on RTL, while noting a “slow rise in the level of people affected”.
The epidemic “is under control” et “circumscribed”thanks to “an intervention by health services on vaccination, care and support for those affected”assured Mr. Valletoux.
The epidemic started “March 18” in the 101st French department, located in the Indian Ocean, recalled the minister, with first cases “arrived from the Comoros” neighboring areas, where the epidemic has already killed 98 people,
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The cholera epidemic in Mayotte “is under control”, says the Minister of Health