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December 2020; The Story of Mr. M
Ali Rendely, MD

Sometimes being at the front of the line is a bonus – best seats, first access, newest purchase. But sometimes, being the first comes with risks and challenges. 

In 2017, Mr. M started experiencing severe leg weakness, making it difficult for him to walk; an activity he did daily. It then became difficult for him to get up from lying or sitting.

Within a few short days it was hard for him to breathe.
October 2023; The Power of Peer Support
Sandra Mills, Patient Educator

As part of Team 24, Sandra Mills (health educator) had the pleasure of meeting and spending time with Chet Adhikari at the Green Pastures Rehab Hospital in Pokhara, Nepal. Chet has been a Peer counselor at Green Pastures for 12 years, engaging with patients in a variety of ways to provide them with education and support. 

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November 2022; There are so many faces...
James Bardy, OT Reg

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As a clinician, it’s hard to know which faces will occupy a special place in your heart forever. Who will you remember from your journey to Nepal? Whose story will touch you in a way that is truly unforgettable? There are many. 


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October 2021; Independence Through Skills Training
Esther, OTR/L

​After seeing several paraplegic patients return to the hospital after being discharged home, I noticed that many were losing hope, motivation, self-respect, and self-confidence, mainly due to a lack of financial independence.
October 2021; Independence Through Skills Training
Esther, OTR/L

After seeing several paraplegic patients return to the hospital after being discharged home, I noticed that many were losing hope, motivation, self-respect, and self-confidence, mainly due to a lack of financial independence.​
December 2020; The Story of Mr. M
Dr. Ali Rendely, MD

​Sometimes being at the front of the line is a bonus – best seats, first access, newest purchase. But sometimes, being the first comes with risks and challenges. 

In 2017, Mr. M started experiencing severe leg weakness, making it difficult for him to walk; an activity he did daily. It then became difficult for him to get up from lying or sitting.

Within a few short days it was hard for him to breathe.

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