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It all started when I showed up down at Safeco Field around 4:25 am. Shirley Schultz and Ida Boecksteigel were already there. I parked my car a couple of blocks away, and as I walked to greet them, I started to feel kind of guilty…really…was it necessary to have them get there so early?…I made a lame attempt at [...]
This is it! The Second Annual Seattle Rock’n Roll Half Marathon…a wonderful celebration of everything you’ve accomplished over the past 16 weeks! The whole process of getting to this point can seem so mundane…going out for your daily walk or run…eating right…stretching…hydrating…pacing. Just looking at any one individual day, it may not seem like much…but [...]
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Superstar of the Week… Let’s hear it for Susan Bussell…Susan is one of our outpatient dietitians here at UWMC and has been a member of Team Transplant since the very beginning. She has been working hard behind the scenes to coordinate water stations for practices this season, and she has done a wonderful job! Last Saturday, she stepped forward [...]
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Superstars of the Week (s)… Thanks so much to Cindy Weber, our water station helper out at Juanita Beach. She braved a miserable day and hung out in a mud-puddled gravel parking lot just so she could make sure everyone finished the workout successfully and had water, Gatorade, Fig Newtons, and her own special homemade Granola Bars [...]
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Just wanted to pass along these opportunities to be involved with the team…and the transplant process! Transplant Patient/Family Advisory Council… We are starting up a Patient and Family Advisory Committe for Transplant. If you are interested in being involved, you can call UWMC Patient and Family-Centered Care at (206) 598-2697 or e-mail Hollis Guill Ryan [...]
Superstars of the week By Sam Patterson . I think he’s after my job! TEAM TRANSPLANT SMILING IN TIMELY FASHION OLYMPIA,WA (May 17, 2010)- Standing tall amidst a packed Washington Park here downtown, stood the statue of two-time elected Governor John Rogers from the turn of the 20th century. His face seemed to smile at [...]
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