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Written by Chris Drea
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Support Groups at The Richland Hospital help individuals to find others in positions similar to theirs. A bond naturally builds between individuals as they share stories, successes and trials. |
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Written by Chris Drea
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The goal of the Richland Hospital Diabetes Education program is to empower individuals and their families with knowledge and skills so they can make informed choices to facilitate self-directed behavior change in dealing with this chronic illness.
Get the information you need to control your disease. Learn self-management skills from the diverse group that makes up the diabetes education team.
They include Certified Diabetes Educators: Ty Mulholland, Registered Dietician (left); Shawn Chitwood, RN, BSN (Right); Your Primary Care Provider; and a Pharmacist.
Here is what you will learn.
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Written by Chris Drea
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When You’re Ready to Quit, We’re Ready to Help!
Smoking Cessation Classes Help Smokers Break the Barriers
According to the Wisconsin Tobacco Survey, adults who still smoke have made at least one quit attempt in their lifetime and almost half have tried to quit in the last 12 months. Major hurdles for most smokers are the psychological benefits of smoking – both the pleasure from smoking and a way to deal with stress and bad moods.
We can give you the help you need to Stop Smoking. It is FREE of charge. Contact Connie Dunn at Richland Medical Center at 647-6161, Extension 4224. |
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Written by Chris Drea
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Preparing adolescent babysitters is what Safe Sitter is all about.
Safe Sitter is one of the few programs we are able to offer pre-teens. It is an opportunity to increase self-esteem through teaching life-saving techniques and promoting early nurturing skills.
Upcoming classes:
March 31 & April 1 ---- Willow Valley Church in Ithaca
June 17 & 18 ----- Spring Green Library @ SG
July 14 & 15 ----- Lone Rock
July 28 & 29 ------ Richland Hospital
August 12 & 13 ----- Richland Hospital
August 25 & 26 ------ Richland Hospital
October 28 & 29 ----- Richland Hospital
To register, call Cindy Hying at the Richland Hospital. 647-6321; Extension 2477.
Safe Sitter is …
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Written by Chris Drea
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Live life to its fullest by taking care of your disease. Uncontrolled diabetes can cause major health problems, such as amputation or blindness. Therefore, it is important to keep your blood sugar levels as close to normal as possible. Take your diabetes medicine, choose foods wisely, stay active and reduce your stress level.
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