APR. 1 - APR. 14, 2016
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Rescue doggies at Brook Run Park What happens next? How do we get the care for mom that she needs? Dad just isn’t the same, why has he changed? Why is my husband getting angry and how has he forgotten my name? These are questions that are heard everyday at Senior Helpers. Change is difficult, especially when it is unplanned, unexpected and uncertain. After more than 10 years of providing care, the Senior Helpers team is still here to help guide you through these major life transitions. As a family owned and managed company, Senior Helpers knows the value of trust, honesty and accountability. All Senior Helpers clients are treated like family.
Call Senior Helpers today at 770-442-2154
PHOTOS BY PHIL MOSIER
Dogs of all shapes and sizes took part in the Rescue Dog Olympics event at Brook Run Park on March 26. Games included a kissing booth, red light, green light and “Scooby Says.”
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Matt Fredenberg,
Elizabeth Jackson,
Top, Molly Caplan has Coco ready for the “Dressed for the Party” competition.
Pam Hodgson, Hutch Hodgson
Upper right, Morgan Zelt works with Maggie in the “Catch the Ball” arena.
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Middle, Johnnie Poer gives her three pooches, Sophie, Liza and Lizzie, a lift around the festivities in their stroller.
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Introducing the new Cancer Center at WellStar Kennestone Hospital. Redesigned inside and out to ensure our vision of world-class cancer care is experienced by both patients and families. By changing patient flow, adding new services and enhancing the overall care experienced, a new focus on Mind/Body/Spirit has arrived. With recognition by Becker’s Hospital Review’s “100 Hospitals and Health Systems with Great Oncology Programs,” our redeveloped cancer program offers: •
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Pancreatic Hepatobiliary Program structured to reduce the time of diagnosis to treatment.
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Center for Genetics, the largest in Georgia
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Nationally recognized STAT clinics for lung and prostate cancer.
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Nurse Navigators for patients and families
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Clinical psychologist for emotional needs
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Integrative treatment including acupuncture
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Patient and Family Advisory Board