Clip for Kids, News

Getting a haircut can spread hope

There are so many reasons to participate in a fundraising event like Chili’s® Clip for Kids. Maybe it’s because every day, 43 children receive a cancer diagnosis. Maybe it’s because you or a family member has been touched by cancer. Maybe it’s because you want to stand in solidarity with the kids who don’t get…

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Clip for Kids, News

Stories behind the scissors

Jerry Durbin Visible Changes Hair Studio “It touches my heart to see these kids be so brave, and this is my way of giving back to them.” Jerry in a clip: Veteran barber for various fundraisers Chili’s® Clip for Kids isn’t Jerry’s first rodeo. He has been using his skills to give back in some…

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Employee stories - Norton Healthcare, News

The view from the top of the ladder

Jennifer Elmore’s résumé reads like the health care classified ads. “I had the medical calling,” said Elmore, a nurse practitioner with Norton OB/GYN Associates. “It just took me a little while to discover how to get there.” After graduating from high school, Elmore found an Environmental Services position at Norton Hospital. “I knew working in…

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News

Show your favorite nurse some love

Our patients are on a journey — often one they didn’t choose. But they don’t travel alone. As Tonya Anderson, R.N., infant development specialist at Norton Children’s Hospital, wrote in a poem: “Don’t worry; we’ll stay by your side all day and night long. … We care for you and your family too. It’s who…

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Employee stories - Norton Healthcare, News

Would-be zookeeper thrives in hospital

Growing up, 25-year-old Leslie Delk loved animals and science. She dreamed of becoming a zookeeper. After earning a biology degree and working in veterinary medicine, she realized animal care opportunities are often limited. Friends who worked at Norton Healthcare suggested she apply for a phlebotomist job at Norton Hospital. She was hired and started working…

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News, Sports Health

Ladies, it’s time to fight for our right

I was 14 years old when the U.S. women’s soccer team won the 1999 World Cup. It changed everything I felt about being an athlete. With the team coming off another championship last summer, that excitement reignited in me. But this time it was different; it wasn’t just for me, it was for all young…

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Cancer, News, Patient stories - Norton Healthcare

My story is still being written.

Since I was invited to share my story, those words have been swimming around in my mind. My story. I blogged my days during cancer treatment. I did that to share my experience, to educate, to encourage. That’s what my story is about. I told my story in that blog. Told it in a raw,…

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News

Songs to celebrate mom

Mother’s Day is a time to honor your mother, the mother of your children and the maternal bonds that are so important in your family. There’s no stronger bond than a mother’s and no bigger influencer on who a person becomes — after all, your story begins with her.  “So Mother, I thank you For…

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New Mom, News

What does it mean to be a mom?

Do you remember the moment you first became a mother? It’s unlike anything else. How do you put it into words? We asked some new moms at Norton Hospital to try.

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Honoring the true heroes of Oaks Day

Cheryl Giltner of Fern Creek, Kentucky, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer just before Oaks Day 2015. After a hysterectomy and six rounds of chemotherapy at Norton Cancer Institute, she is now cancer-free, receiving checkups every three months. Giltner is one of 142 breast and ovarian cancer survivors selected via a voting process to participate in the…

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Employee stories - Norton Healthcare, News

Kids with asthma: The silent warriors

One. Two. My son follows my count, breathing through each syllable and the moment slowly passes. Three. Four. Five. These 5-second moments are routine in our house. His heart rate slows and his breathing returns to normal. Since his first emergency room visit at 9 months old, my son, Kaeden, has been living with asthma….

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News, Prevention and Wellness

20 minutes to the perfect power nap

Do you get seven to nine hours of sleep every night? As much as 60 percent of adults don’t. Getting just six hours of sleep a night increases the risk of being overweight by 27 percent and has other negative impacts on your health. If you can’t get a good night’s sleep, try squeezing in…

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