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Glenn Slaughter had an illustrious career filled with adventure and crime fighting. He was a Marine, an FBI agent, part of an FBI SWAT team, a police chief, a Bureau pilot and a private investigator. What do you do in retirement after a life like that?
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Kalie Childress, a loving wife, mother, and Guidance Counselor at Asbury Elementary, never imagined her life would take such a turn. Married to her high school sweetheart, Justin, Kalie enjoys going to church and cherishing time with her family and friends. Her life seemed ordinary until March of 2023, when at 33 years old, she discovered a lump in her breast.
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As Chief Clinical Officer at Shepherd’s Cove Hospice, Jenny Knight is known for her compassion and always putting others before herself. In October 2023, the tables turned and she found herself in need of the same care she had provided for others.
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Breast cancer is a journey no one anticipates, but for Teresa Simmons, early detection turned a life-altering diagnosis into a story of hope.
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Marshall Medical Centers is proud to welcome a fresh group of Project SEARCH interns eager to embark on their professional journeys. This August marks the program's tenth year in Marshall County, a milestone that underscores its ongoing commitment to empowering young adults with disabilities through career development and life skill training.
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In a rare and joyous occasion, Marshall Medical Centers is thrilled to announce the arrival of three precious Leap Day babies born on February 29, 2024. As the world celebrated this extra day that appears on our calendars only once every four years, our hospitals were graced with the magic of new life.
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Charlotte Kruk gets excited about putting on her socks. That’s because a bad hip made the simplest things like getting dressed too difficult and painful. Not anymore, though, thanks to surgery and some great rehab therapy.
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Daniel Robinson had a car wreck almost two years ago that injured his spinal cord. When he started working with a physical therapist last year, he couldn’t sit up on his own. Now he’s up to 207 steps and can get into a seated position and hold it.
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In an inspiring display of corporate responsibility and care for its employees, Farm Fresh Foods, a leading agricultural company, has taken significant steps to promote the well-being of its workforce.
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Marshall County is home to many stories, but none as inspiring as that of Mary Meeks. As the world turns its attention in October to Breast Cancer Awareness, we want to share the remarkable journey of Mary Meeks, a breast cancer survivor, loving grandmother, and a true believer in the power of faith.
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In the heart of Marshall County resides a remarkable woman named Juliana Rios. At 42 years old, this resilient mother of three has been waging a relentless battle against breast cancer since her diagnosis in May 2023.
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Amy Cassels stands as a testament to the strength of the human spirit during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Born in Naples, Florida, but having moved to Marshall County at a young age, she proudly considers Marshall County and the Crossville community her home.
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GoldCare55+ members got a first-hand lesson into what urologists see every day and the impressive advancements in treatments now available to patients.
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Ten years of healing. A decade of caring. In July of 2013, the Marshall Cancer Care Center opened its doors. It was a community-supported effort to make cancer treatment easily accessible for residents of Marshall County and surrounding areas. In 2023, numbers show it was a decision that has saved lives and made the cancer journey less of a challenge for many.
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It’s not every day that the ones at Marshall Medical Centers employed to provide care to patients find themselves on the receiving end, but during an annual mammogram screening performed by Kerrie Washburn, MeLissa Sims-Smith’s breast cancer journey began.
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Lactation specialists on staff at both hospitals to help new moms
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Local woman leaving a legacy of hope through God’s love
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Marshall Medical Center North had the lowest cesarean birth rate of any hospital in Alabama in 2020, according to data from the Alabama Department of Public Health. Also, mothers who have had C-sections are much more likely to be able to deliver vaginally at Marshall North, which had the state’s second highest rate of VBAC births, or Vaginal Birth After Cesarean.
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Marshall Medical Centers help welcome Leap Day Baby!
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Her grandmother, a cancer survivor, is also an inspiration as a cancer center volunteer.
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The personal, caring side of treatment made her want to help others on the journey.
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The right resources and caring people have made her journey of faith a story she wants to share.
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Thirteen years as an oncology nurse have taught Tammie Bynum that medicine and technology aren't always the most important aspects of care.
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Raymond Cox is glad Dr. Benjamin Shepard is on the medical staff at Marshall Medical.
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People of all ages live perfectly normal lives with ostomies - new support group will address misconceptions and provide helpful strategies.
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Hospital recognized for life-saving care including teleneurology, which is making a difference for local stroke victims.
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As a nurse and mom, Lyndi Hall focused on "staying normal" during her treatment and recovery at Marshall Cancer Care Center.
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Nancy Stewart tells GoldCare 55+ group how her experiences benefitted her, and the whole community.
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Support group makes a big difference for local cancer survivors
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This simple 15-minute procedure can offer dramatic life-saving benefits.
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Cancer center patients benefit from the unique perspective offered by survivor employees and volunteers.
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Gwen Sibert is grateful to her cardiologist and her mobile devices
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Patricia Williams learned the hard way that time is critical when a heart attack hits.
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It was their dog Lulu that clued in Mary Denham that something was not right with her husband one fateful morning.
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John Sherrick knows why he has had two heart attacks, two bypasses and open heart surgery.
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Rita Smith survived cancer, but it wasn’t just medical treatments that saved her.
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Albertville Primary students delivered some handmade ‘love’ to patients at the Marshall Cancer Care Center this week.
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Beverly Ann Ivey is living proof that a network linking hospitals to neurologists makes a huge difference in how much damage results from a stroke.
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Billy Lemaster is living proof of a new technology that has kickstarted his ability to walk again after suffering two strokes.
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George Thorne can’t think of a better time than Men’s Health Month to encourage men to get the simple test for prostate cancer.
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Gladys Holley has two black belts but she faced the fight of her life in knocking out a wound that would not heal.
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Marshall Cancer Care’s annual dinner for survivors is always bittersweet.
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Talk about coincidences – Two sisters having two babies two hours apart. Grandma will never be the same.
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This testimonial is from Erin Beasley, RN and Clinical Nurse Manager of the Marshall Pain Clinic. Her mother, Pat Harvey, was getting routine treatment for COPD when her doctor went above and beyond the routine, resulting in the discovery of two cancers growing in her lung.
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Cynthia Davis just finished treatment for a rare type of aggressive breast cancer. Odds are it will return. She also is dealing with a divorce, has no job and is broke.
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A long time ago, my dad told me a story about him growing up on the farm.
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Tony Sorcic is the kind of guy who likes to stay up on the latest things.
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Vanessa Crosson is a big believer in turning a negative into a positive.
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