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Difficult News
16
Jul 2014
Difficult News
Sometimes radiologists are the bearers of bad news. If our imaging reveals something serious, we have a duty to tell you what’s going on. In situations like these, one person is assigned as an advocate to help you and your family. The radiologist and advocate first speak with your doctor to discuss the results of the study
By: Sarah Kaupp | 0
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My Difficult News
16
Jul 2014
My Difficult News
No one wants to hear bad news. There’s nothing worse on the face of the planet than to hear that there is something seriously wrong with your child. I know this feeling all too well. When my daughter was just 11 days old, she was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, a fatal genetic disease. On that
By: Sarah Kaupp | 3

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