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SOUND ADVICE

News Staff
Friday, May 28, 2021
Q: My mother needs hearing aids. I’d like to buy her hearing aids online to save her money and to save me time so I don’t have to bring her to appointments. Is this a good idea? A: Buying hearing aids online may seem like an easy way to save money and time.
Kara Steele is Director of Community Services for Life Connection of Ohio.

Kara Steele is Director of Community Services for Life Connection of Ohio.

No Greater Gift

Kara Steele
Wednesday, April 28, 2021
TONYA GOMEZ could not laugh without getting a coughing spell. She had to endure daily aerosol and postural drainage treatments to help loosen lung secretion. She could not eat without taking enzymes before every meal. Normal, everyday activities became impossible because of her exhaustion.
Elizabeth Scott Community resident Jess Petree hugs his daughter, Sherri Fischer, during Sherri’s recent visit to the facility.

Elizabeth Scott Community resident Jess Petree hugs his daughter, Sherri Fischer, during Sherri’s recent visit to the facility.

Elizabeth Scott Community welcomes visitors

News Staff
Wednesday, April 28, 2021
COVID-19 HAS DISRUPTED everyone’s life, and none more so than the residents and family members of long-term-care facilities. Since the pandemic hit last March, facilities such as the Elizabeth Scott Community in Maumee have had to go on lockdown to protect residents and staff members.
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SOUND ADVICE

Randa Mansour-shousher, Aud, Ccc-a
Wednesday, April 28, 2021
Q: I have been hearing conversations about telemedicine and remote care for the past year. Is it true this is happening in the hearing healthcare field? A: This is a great subject to discuss.
Life Connection of Ohio

Life Connection of Ohio

No Greater Gift

Kara Steele
Monday, April 5, 2021
ALLIE HERR WAS A VERY SICK BABY. Her life was consumed with countless medications, injections, feeding tubes, and central lines. Her skin and the whites of her eyes were extremely jaundiced. She had a huge, distended abdomen with tiny extremities.
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When children have cancer

Jean Schoen
Monday, April 5, 2021
EACH YEAR IN THE US, an estimated 15,780 children between the ages of birth and 19 years of age are diagnosed with cancer. This means that approximately one in 285 children in the US will be diagnosed.
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