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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.​
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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.

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