LIMITLESS LIFE COACHING WHEEL 2015 UPDATE
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Read the full story here.Ĭommunity Firefighter with ALS Fights for a Cure Read more about how she refused to allow the “healthcare establishment” to continue their practice of simply treating symptoms while the underlying cause continued to brew. She was determined to expose the cause behind her brother’s problems, as his health deteriorated in front of her own eyes. The complaints and concerns voiced by Carol, our Vice President of Operations for Home Health and Home Nursing, recently saved her brother Neal’s life. Saving My Brother’s Life: Exposing the Cause vs.

This is their story about how they made the decision to have another baby. When Andrew was decannulated and no longer required 24/7 Skilled Hourly Home Nursing, Jennifer and her husband started thinking about expanding their family.

LIMITLESS LIFE COACHING WHEEL 2015 UPDATE

Read Lauren’s update here.Ĭhoosing Lucas: A Second Child After Medical Complexities Now, she’s adding “life coach” to her list of accomplishments. Lauren, age 19, has accomplished a great deal in her life-she graduated from high school, sings in the choir, and even received a scholarship and was accepted to college. To the delight of his parents, KJ is happier than ever and growing rapidly. After almost a year and half in the hospital, KJ finally came home. A few days later, KJ was born premature at 25 weeks. When Kayla was six and half months pregnant, she was diagnosed with preeclampsia. Paul, his entire family, and three of his nurses, flew to Orlando to experience the wonderful world of Disney, thanks to the Make-a-Wish Foundation. Paul, age 8, took the trip of a lifetime last summer.

LIMITLESS LIFE COACHING WHEEL 2015 PROFESSIONAL

Mary Jo is passionate about helping others, both in her professional and personal life, and wants to spread a positive message to others about living life being dependent on a ventilator. This guest blog post was written by Mary Jo Crihfield, M.Ed, M.S., CRC, age 33, who is one of Independence Plus, Inc.’s patients. Read the full story here.īecoming Ventilator Dependent: A Personal Journey towards Acceptance Their local community and church came together to host a benefit on their behalf-and the outcome was far beyond what this family ever expected! Sadly, Isobel died after the story was published but our memory of her is alive and well. The “Super Schissler Sisters,” captured the hearts of their community. Now 19, Maria is more confident and full of surprises! Maria continued to dream-and dream BIG! Last month, Maria began attending Morton College, taking the first step toward a degree in social work. Maria, who was 18 at the time, was getting ready to graduate from high school. Read Lauren’s story here.Īlmost two years ago, we shared Maria’s story with you. Not only has she exceeded her fundraising goal of $55,000, but Lauren already has the keys to her new wheelchair-accessible van that will comfortably take her to college later this year. Many things have changed for Lauren since WGN aired her story last fall. Please take a moment to read about some of our proudest moments of 2015:

Happy New Year from all of us at Independence Plus! As we dive full force into 2016, we continue to be reminded of all the blessings of 2015. The success stories we share on this blog give us hope and inspiration for the New Year, and remind us about what really matters: Providing people with complex medical and respiratory needs the opportunity to live fulfilling lives at home.

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