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Posted on: April 03, 2014
Not that I want these guys to get much more attention, but this is worthy of a mention and possibly a view (see video below). I mean it isn’t every day that we’re teed up to talk about fatherhood. Motherhood, sure, we’re constantly fed information about the elusive “balance” we all seek, but fatherhood and […]
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Mark Fadool, clinical director of mental health services at Odessa Brown Children's Clinic, provides early warning signs of mental health issues in kids and teens and urges us all to notice the signs and act early.
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The first five years are a very important time for development of the brain and emotional health. What happens during this time ... cont.
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I love Children’s – my providers are like aunts and uncles, like family. They are always there for me.
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I’d rather be with my son. But if I can’t stand with Ben, I choose to stand with the brilliant scientists who are as dedicated to finding a cure for childhood cancer as I am.
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I fight alongside incredibly brave children and their families every day. I do my best to give them hope, positive energy and peace of mind.
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