The Lanyard as Messenger: The Nurse Lanyard Project
On National Nursing Appreciation Day, May 6th, unique lanyards were presented to 15 nurses as a token of gratitude and creativity at the Memorial Union Gallery at NDSU. The 4-month.
And Then There Were Bunnies
The leprechauns were such a hit that we decided to continue the photo ops. This time with bunnies! And by request…As you will see, some were not content to only look.
St. Patrick’s Day May Be Over, But We’re Still Having Fun!
As the Artist-in-Residence in the Roger Maris Cancer Center, my job is help patients pass the time making art and having fun. With that in mind, what happens when you.
Ostomies for Survivors
What is a colostomy? A colostomy is a surgically-created opening in the abdomen as an alternate way to have a bowel movement. It is made by bringing a section of.
Pillars for Life: Coming Soon!
“Pillars for Life” is a program coming soon to Sanford Cancer in Sioux Falls, funded through Livestrong, for people with cancer to take back their lives by teaching them coping.
Read More →Skillet Apple-Cranberry Granola Crisp
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You don’t have to skip dessert if you’re trying to eat more healthfully or lose weight. There is a place for a sweet ending to any meal. Fruit is.
Survivors Needed for American Cancer Society Survivorship Study
embrace has teamed up with Stanford University, American Cancer Society, and National Council on Aging to be a part of a new free online workshop. We always think it’s a.
Read More →Driven by Thankfulness
While Randy Harwood, 57, stays busy restoring vintage Volkswagen Karmann Ghias or planning wedding anniversary cruises and camping trips, he’s also staying thankful that a thyroid cancer diagnosis ten years.
Osteoporosis and Exercise
Written by Linda Thorseth, Physical Therapist Osteoporosis is a progressive problem that is characterized by low bone density. This means the bones become thin and brittle, making them more likely.
Read More →Caregiving for the Holidays
Advice from Ann Sandgren, PhD and Cheryl Smith, LCSW Question: I am currently caregiving for my wife who has a brain tumor. In the past, she did all of.
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