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Introducing SkinPen® Helping to reveal more beautiful skin
The new SkinPen® device at Sanford Dermatology and Laser Clinic encourages collagen development, improving the look of skin with minimal recovery. Used with the Skinfuse® skin care system, your skin will be healthier than ever before.Read Story
Clinical trials help us save lives
Clinical trials are how we advance the science of cancer care. – Watch Dr. Bell's StoryRead Story
Sanford gave me a... miracle.
I've met people at Sanford who had traveled to Minneapolis for care, but they stated coming here instead because the care is so good and so close to home. But for me, there was only one choice and that was to be at Sanford. And the team at Sanford, the gave me a miracle. – Watch Roy's StoryRead Story
We look beyond the standard of care.
For a patient, there's nothing more frustrating than your doctor saying, "The chemotherapy is not working. We don't have any options left." But at Sanford Cancer Center We work hard to identify other options through clinical trials and look beyond what's standard treatment. – Learn more about clinical trialsRead Story
Show them how to be strong
Talia Hay is a special young girl showing sick kids how to be strong as the 2016/2017 Children's Miracle Network Hospitals North Dakota Champion.Read Story
Surviving the perfect brainstorm
Shirley Richter never expected to have a life-threatening brain aneurysm, but she was fortunate to have expert help nearby. Learn how the team at Sanford Brain & Spine Center helped Shirley live to tell her story.Read Story
The Greatest Gift
One man's journey to a new kidney and better lifeRead Story
In the nick of time - How a simple screen saved a life
Mike Koenig thought his heart was healthy, but his heart screen at Sanford proved otherwise. Learn about his story and how one test and team helped save his life.Read Story
An Unexpected Situation
Lynze and Jeff knew they were having twins, but nothing could have prepared them for how they arrived. Read their story.Read Story
Stopping heart problems before they ever started
Bob Halvorson made one very important decision that changed everything. Learn how his trip to Sanford Center for Screening helped save his heart and potentially his life.Read Story
An Amazing Miracle
The Edoffs were told their son wouldn't make it long after birth, but little Gabe had other ideas. Meet the little man who defied the odds and the team that helped him survive.Read Story
Staying Active
There is almost nothing that can hold Rachel back. See how this busy teen not only rocks it at school but also keeps her Crohn's disease under control with the help of the team at Sanford Children's.Read Story
A Team Effort
The pediatric medical home team is here to help parents of children with special health needs coordinate their care.Read Story
In It Together
Lindsey and Justin Stoelting were ready to grow their family. But like with a lot of things in life, not everything went according to plan.Read Story
Thankful for the Opportunity
Marie was diagnosed with a squamous cell carcinoma in October 2013 after going to the dentist with severe pain in her mouth.Read Story
Focus on Pregnancy and Parenting
Join Sanford's leading providers on our blog devoted to dicussing the topics and questions important to you.Read Story
Everything times three
Terri and Pete Pazdernik are the parents to natural, identical triplets. Hear their story and how the team of experts at Sanford Health Fargo was with them every step of the way.Read Story
Capturing Hearts
Anna is the 2015 Children's Miracle Network Hospitals North Dakota Champion. See how this little girl captured the hearts of all she met.Read Story
Every Step of the Way
For most families, expecting a baby is a joyous journey. But what happens when things don't go as expected? Sanford's Maternal Fetal Care Center provides the medical expertise and emotional support needed at a very critical time.
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A Mother's Gift Gives her Son New Life
Less than four months ago, John received the gift of life from a very special person, this mom.Read Story
Caring for young hearts, close to home.
Addyson Flory loves her "special heart" and her home in Bismarck. Learn how the 7-year-old gets the expert heart care she needs with just a short drive across town to Sanford Children's Downtown Clinic.Read Story
Words for the heart
Vicki Vance was sent a sign – a life-saving message that showed up at her doorstep printed in black and white.Read Story
Like No Other Offering Expert Care for Hemophilia
At Sanford Health in Fargo, we have the only designated hemophilia treatment center in North Dakota, allowing us to give hemophilia patients personalized, expert care.Read Story
A complex case
Every child is special. They are all unique and different in their own ways, but 6-year-old Eddy Martinson has one trait that sets him apart from most boys his age.Read Story
Never giving up
Trisha and David Dohn have been through a lot to get to where they are today, just two months away from welcoming their second son into the world.Read Story
One simple step. One heart saved. One life improved.
"It was not a matter of 'if', but rather 'when' I would have a heart attack. The heart screen changed everything."Read Story
Looking for Answers
Customized monitoring room at Sanford Children's helps develop personalized treatments for children with epilepsy.Read Story
You Can Survive
One man's journey from diagnosis to treatment to survivorshipRead Story
Weight loss her way
After struggling to lose the baby weight for six years, 32-year-old Amy finally found a weight loss plan that gave her success. Learn how one Fargo women lost the weight on her terms and gained a happier life.Read Story
A Chance to Live
When Mindy delivered her twins at just 25 weeks due to complications, the NICU team at Sanford was ready. With the only maternal-fetal medicine physician in the state, the twins were in good hands.Read Story
Screening Saves Lives
Receiving the appropriate screenings can help doctors identify abnormalities and cancer sooner, before they become a problem.Read Story
Live lighter. Get healthier.
Dennis Halldorson had to get serious about shedding pounds – once and for all. What ignited the renewed motivation? His cardiologist.Read Story
Sanford Pediatric Home Care
With Sanford Pediatric Home Health Care, your child receives the care he or she needs while being able to stay in the comfort of home. Our services are designed on an individual basis to fit your child's situation.Read Story
A wise investment in your health
The lung screen has proved to be a positive approach to detecting lung cancer in the earlier stages for the best optimal outcomes. Schedule your screening today.Read Story
Diabetes Education and Nutrition Therapy
Take control of your health and your life with the help of Sanford Diabetes and Nutrition Services.Read Story
2014 Imagenetics Genomics Symposium Presentations
View the presentations that were shown during Sanford's 3rd Annual Imagenetics Genomic Symposium.Read Story
A Seamless Flow
For the most part, people give no thought to the red substance flowing through their veins, trusting that it is doing its job of clotting and flowing when it should. However, a portion of the population does not have that luxury.Read Story
Not leaving her health to chance: How an annual mammogram caught one woman's cancer at just the right time
Going to the doctor is becoming pretty routine for Kim Erickson. The 50-year-old Frazee, Minn., woman has just completed her fourth chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer.Read Story
Get a Competitive Edge. With Our Help.
Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine offers training and treatment to athletes of all ages and abilities.Read Story
Alternative Afib Treatments are Here
Delivered by our experts.Read Story
A Big Gift. An Easy Decision.
A daughter's donation gives her mother life.Read Story
The Pulse of Care
RMCC blood center brings state-of-the-art care to North Dakota.Read Story
A Spontaneous Case. A Superb Team of Experts.
Roger Maris Cancer Center helps newborn with hemophilia.Read Story
Hope for New Eating Disorders Treatment
The National Institute of Health has granted Dr. Wonderlich's team a 3-year award to study and potentially discover a new treatment for binge eating disorder.Read Story
What are Eating Disorders?
Eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder—include extreme emotions, attitudes, and behaviors surrounding weight and food issues. Eating disorders are serious emotional and physical problems that can have life-threatening consequences for females and males.Read Story
A Healthy Choice for You and Your Baby
Sanford Women's Lactation Services provides education, instruction and support for mothers who are breastfeeding.Read Story
No Second Thoughts
After giving one of her kidneys to her father, Jennifer is living a full life. Hear about her experiences with the Sanford transplant team.Read Story
As Unique as You
Genetic testing is used to deliver a more personalized approach to cancer care for patients at Roger Maris Cancer Center.Read Story
When Every Second Counts
The Sanford Bemidji Heart and Vascular Center provides expert care when and where it's needed most. And one man's story of survival proves it.Read Story
Celebrating Her Inner Champion
It started with a bump on her right arm in the summer of 2013. Hannah was experiencing pain with the unexplained bump that just wouldn't go away, and her parents knew it was time to seek medical help.Read Story
Expand Your Life
How battling stage 4 breast cancer inspired a new outlook on life.Read Story
Spot Treatment: Pinpointing Tumors with Stereotactic Radiosurgery
Stereotactic radiosurgery allows physicians to target tumors with a one-time high dose of radiation. This means fewer trips to the hospital and fewer side effects.Read Story
All-inclusive joint replacement care
Karen Dendy was no stranger to joint replacements after having two total hip and one total knee replacements. Read how her most recent experience provided her stronger support, specialized care and a quicker recovery.Read Story
I Made It
How a transplant helped one woman beat the oddsRead Story
Single-Site Hysterectomy only at Sanford Women's
At Sanford Women's Obstetrics and Gynecology, we are the first in the region to offer the groundbreaking single-site hysterectomy procedure.Read Story
New Knees, New Life
Dean Eichele can move around easier and without pain following two knee replacements at Sanford Medical Center in Bismarck.Read Story
Reducing Stroke Risk in AFib Patients Permanently
When Elaine Finke discovered blood thinners weren't a good option for her atrial fibrillation, she was relieved to have another choice – available only at Sanford Heart Hospital.Read Story
The Stage is Set. Exceed Yesterday.
At Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, we have state-of-the-art facilities and the latest technology to help treat your injury and relieve your pain. But it's our medical team that holds key to your success.Read Story
A Family Affair
Peggy Ullrich was diagnosed with breast cancer one day before her daughter Becky Kaiser was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. This mother daughter pair is now battling cancer together at the Roger Maris Cancer Center in Fargo, N.D.Read Story
A Happy Anniversary
It has been one year since Betty became the first person to undergo the TAVR procedure. Now she can live life the way she wants.
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A Chance Reunion
Maureen is living a life she never expected. Hear how weight-loss surgery and a happy coincidence helped her get there.Read Story
Life Saving Speed
It's called the widow maker, but hear how a retired physician survived a massive heart attack thanks to the STEMI team at Sanford Bemidji.Read Story
A New, Healthier Focus
Young father Paul Yanzick was the third generation in his family to struggle with diabetes and weight gain. This 36-year-old Sioux Falls man chose weight loss surgery to help him drop 160 pounds and end his family's cycle of poor health.Read Story
Hip Replacement Surgery Patient Finds Hope and Help
Pamela Tanner's first routine hip replacement surgery was anything but ordinary. See how Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine finally helped her regain her life.Read Story
Tiny Tools. Tiny Scars. Big Benefits for the Heart
Dr. Richard Rembecki was the first patient to receive a cardiac bypass using the latest minimally invasive robotic surgery. The procedure is not available anywhere else in the region, and helped the pulmonologist at Sanford Children's get back to life and work quicker than with traditional bypass surgery.Read Story
Family Time Now Means Fit Time
Matt and Kristen Sperry saw their two young sons developing their same sedentary habits, and it helped spur them to action. See how this couple benefitted from weight loss surgery and transformed to help their family develop health habits.Read Story
Regaining Control for a Better Life
After having two children, Christin Bartels developed stress urinary incontinence (SUI), or a leaky bladder. The common condition caused a huge impact on her quality of life, but with a relatively simple procedure, she is enjoying life to the fullest again.Read Story
Sharing One Story To Save Many Lives
Paula Hollinger shares her story with others because she believes. Find out more about how one ovarian cancer patient's journey with genetic testing and clinical trials is making life better for other women.Read Story
Dakota Resurrection
Halfway through the show, performer Steve Stark experienced a real-life heart emergency: sudden cardiac death. He's alive today thanks to a chain-of-care that began in Ashley, N.D., and stretched clear across the state.Read Story
Holding on to Hope
A mother's journey from pregnancy loss to bringing home babyRead Story
Home is Where the Heart Care Is
Kylie Brew's parents are happy they can keep the 4-year-old close to her Mandan home for routine care for her congenital heart defect. She sees pediatric cardiologist Justin Horner, MD, at Sanford Children's Downtown Clinic in Bismarck.Read Story
Saving a Young Heart
At age 33, Michael Coequyt had no reason to think he was having a heart attack. Working together, his local clinic and Sanford Heart Hospital got him the immediate help he needed to heal his heart and ensure many more years with his children.Read Story
Superheroes on a Mission
Kids at Sanford Children's Hospital in Fargo got a super surprise on June 19. The superhero window-washers paid a visit. Patient Julianna Becker and her mom give an inside look.Read Story
Charting a New Course
At 21, Abbey Lindee faced a tough decision: Should she have surgery to remove a brain tumor? Sanford Brain & Spine Center offered exactly what she needed, including a less-invasive surgical option.Read Story
Refreshingly Different
Ashlie Bradley wanted a better experience for the birth of her second child. Say hello to Certified Nurse Midwife Anne Gilbertson and HypnoBirthing, now in Alexandria, Minn.Read Story
Thinking Ahead B4 Baby
Before Krissi and Philip Butenhoff made the decision to have a baby they had a lot of questions about what their new life would be like. Find out how Sanford's B4 Baby event helped them get the information they needed to plan ahead.Read Story
Sunglasses an Essential for Kids Too
With summer fun just around the corner, now is the perfect time to focus on keeping your child's eyes healthy.Read Story
A Reunion of Friends
CenteringPregnancy® is an innovative approach to prenatal care. Learn how one group of moms has continued their connections past their babies' first years.Read Story
Double Joy … Naturally
The excitement of twins! From healthy pregnancy to a natural delivery, Gloria Toyli trusted a Certified Nurse Midwife and the OB team at Sanford in Alexandria, Minn.Read Story
Looking Deeper
Tanya Kimball never imagined her unusual eye symptoms would lead to the diagnosis of a rare cancer. A Sanford optometrist discovered it, triggering a chain of lifesaving care.Read Story
Peace of Mind, Best of Care
Diagnosed with ovarian cancer, Emily Maggard put an expert on her team: gynecologic oncologist Dr. Maria Bell at Sanford Women's in Sioux Falls, who travels to Fargo, too.Read Story
Taking a shot on Buzzy®
Child Life Specialists at Sanford in Fargo are armed with a special little critter that can help alleviate pain and anxiety in patients who don't like needles.Read Story
38 Minutes to Life
When farmer Ryan Radermacher suspected a heart attack, he didn't waste a minute. See how first responders, ambulances and more came together in rural North Dakota to rapidly connect him with high-level care.Read Story
Guard Your Skin!
When Jackie Ulrich went to Sanford Dermatology for a spot check, she never expected to receive a whole-body skin exam. It may have saved her life. Say yes to skin cancer screenings!Read Story
Not an Ending: A New Story
Dave Fox's life changed forever seven years ago, when he had a massive stroke at age 55. Seven years later, this dedicated Sanford volunteer works with people who are learning how to create a new life after a stroke.Read Story
A New Lease on Life
Betty Christensen's heart is full of love for friends and family, but a failing valve in that heart was threatening her future. Heart surgery: not an option at age 79. Sanford had a new way to save her heart and her life.
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A Better Day with Medical Home
Jeannette Brekke knows firsthand how chronic conditions can rob health and steal joy. No more! Today she's healthier, happier and empowered, with help from the dedicated team of Sanford's Medical Home Program.Read Story
A Striking Difference
Faced with inoperable cancer spread to the brain, Lola Martinson needed a powerful, precise treatment. She turned to Sanford Cancer, the leader in radiosurgery, with nine years of experience and more than 1,000 proceduresRead Story
A Welcome Option for a Happy Heart
Gwenda Kolb of Aberdeen, S.D., knew the challenges of out-of-town travel for advanced heart care. Her heart jumped for joy when she learned the care she needed was readily available in her own backyard.Read Story
All Eyes Here
When 3-year-old Ben Nelson suffered an eye injury, parents Beth and Mike discovered the expertise and efficiency of Sanford Eye Center. With locations across the region, it's the perfect place for busy families.Read Story
Heightened Emotions
Low-intervention birth can enhance mom-baby connectionRead Story
Her Life Without Pain
Constant debilitating pain was taking away everything that Karen Berning loved about her life, but nobody could figure out what the problem was. A Sanford urogynecological specialist not only found out what was causing her problem, but also helped lead the treatments to end the pain and bring back the joys of life.Read Story
NICU: A Place of Comfort Healing and Support
At just 27 weeks along, Robyn Amiotte had to prepare herself to give birth to pre-term twins, one who passed away shortly afterwards. Supported by advanced technology, expert care and breastfeeding support at Sanford NICU, her bittersweet experience was worth every minute.Read Story
Trusting Their Instincts
Sanford's Reproductive Medicine Clinic was like a village helping in the birth of Liv and Hadley EricksonRead Story
Heart of a Teenager. Heart of a Champion.
A simple, affordable heart screen for young people ages 12-24 could have saved Adam Thompson's life. Learn more about Adam and Heart of a Champion.Read Story
Running His Race
Before his diagnosis of throat cancer, Michael Kelly planned his day around the time when he laced up his shoes and hit the trail. Learn how Sanford helped heal his cancer and get him back into his running shoes.Read Story
The Rhythm of Life
Frequent episodes of atrial fibrillation left Nancy Buckeye feeling weak, shaky and worried. An advanced heart procedure gave her the boost she needed. Now she's back in rhythm, enjoying life.Read Story
Thumbs Up for Champion Jared
An ATV accident left 9-year-old Jared Heuer critically injured. See how Sanford Children's specialists, services and more come together for a truly remarkable recovery.Read Story
Special Delivery
Harper first met her daddy over the computer. He's far away in Texas, serving in the South Dakota Air National Guard, but modern technology has kept them connected. Even as she took her very first breaths.Read Story
Preparation Pays Off
Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine offers expert physicians with years of experience in diagnosis, surgery and nonsurgical treatments.Read Story
A First Look
Expectant moms get extra peace of mind at Sanford Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic and Sanford Women's Health Plaza. Vscan technology lets families hear and see their baby during their first prenatal appointments.Read Story
A Solution on Her Hands
For years Courtney Fransen hid her hands, doing everything she could to hide her dripping palms. A surgical procedure not only stopped the sweating, but also changed the path of this teen's life.Read Story
A Time and Place for Celebration
As part of a large, closely knit family, Marsha Stensland loved to host big family get-togethers at her acreage along the river. After her journey through treatment for a rare form of oral cancer, her family gathers to celebrate her life.Read Story
Another Chance
As the pounds piled on, so did the medical conditions. At age 40, Dean Johnson knew he needed lifesaving change.Read Story
Benny's Heart, Your Heart
Stacy Erickson of Fargo never expected to begin her journal like this. She and her husband Matt, her first love, had just learned their long-awaited baby would be born with serious heart disease.Read Story
Breathing Easier
The Sanford Fetal Care Center isn't an actual place. It's a concept of care centered around two patients – a pregnant woman with a high-risk pregnancy and her unborn child.Read Story
Closely Knit
Every bundle of joy born at Sanford Family Birth Center receives a comfy, cozy hand-knit cap. Volunteers make it happen, including Erma Stordahl. She's knit over 6000 caps for newborns!Read Story
Family Heart
A vibrant 62-year-old, Roxanne Burnside never expected a heart attack. Thanks to expert help from the very start, she's here today with an important message: Love your heart.Read Story
Home Sweet Home
Being home as a family was the best holiday gift.Read Story
Not Leaving Her Health to Chance
At age 20 – the age most of us are just learning how to navigate the world around us – Pam got pregnant. Alone, and with many difficult decisions to make, the only thing Pam knew for certain was that she could not give the baby the life it deserved.Read Story
Ultimate Team. Ultimate Care.
It may have been a passion for athletics that first sparked Dr. Mark Lundeen's interest in orthopedics. But helping people feel like themselves again is the ultimate satisfaction.Read Story
Racing Away From Pain
When Brad Schuler was dealing with debilitating pain in his right arm, he had to "grin and bear it" to make it through his workday. His hobbies stopped being fun. How would Sanford's Anesthesia Pain Center help him get back to an enjoyable life on the fast lane?Read Story
Hello Life!
Dani Yuretich hated missing out on her kids' activities, but at 263 pounds she was embarrassed to be seen. "I just wanted to hide," she says. See how she turned her life around with weight loss surgery.Read Story
Preparation for Baby…And So Much More
Erin and Scott Weyers were new to the city and expecting their first child. Learn how CenteringPregnancy sessions helped them get ready to be new parents, giving them the information and support they needed.Read Story
The Making of A Champion
Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine partners with NDSU to ensure safe sports participation.Read Story
Putting the Puzzle Together
There was no reason for Rex Pruitt to think he was in danger of heart failure. Yet Sanford doctors saw the bigger picture, realizing the healthy 51-year-old man needed immediate care to clear his artery and save his life.Read Story
All A-Twitter About The Birth Place
When Calvin Kramer was born, his parents had such a great experience at The Birth Place, they had to share the news. Learn why this family used Twitter to "live tweet" the story about their son's birth.Read Story
A New Lease on Life
Jeanenne Hatletvedt knew her heart was failing, but her body was too frail to survive traditional surgery. How would a groundbreaking new technique to replace her heart valve save her life?Read Story
A Family Legacy
Sue Jalas knew that cancer was common in her family, but she didn't know why until after her own diagnosis with ovarian cancer. This Iowa woman's family has passed along a genetic mutation that puts them at greater risks for ovarian and breast cancer. What will they do?Read Story
A Mom's Support Team
Living at a house with five boys, Kim Jansen knew that she couldn't let breast cancer keep her down. Her own attention to her breast health and great follow-up treatment at Sanford Health will let this mom nurture her family for years to come.Read Story
A Rapid Response to Save
From the moment that Erv Inniger walked into a North Dakota State University athletic building with chest pains, Sanford Heart's lifesaving system of care was ready. This speedy response to his symptoms allowed him to survive a heart attack with no permanent damage to the muscles of his heart.Read Story
Casting for His Recovery
Lee Cook likes nothing better than sitting by the side of the lake, his fishing pole in hand. Sanford's treatment for his oral cancer got him feeling like going fishing once again.Read Story
Higher Ground
At 250 pounds, Bud Myers could never have climbed a mountain, let alone the highest peak in Africa. See what happens when this 74-year-old reaches for help from the Sanford Weight Loss Surgery Program.Read Story
His Lifeline Through Breast Cancer
Boy Scout leader Garry Andrews was just trying to get a routine physical done before camp when found out he had breast cancer. How would he fight this disease that strikes more than 2,000 men each year?Read Story
New Knees, Please!
When Dave Lisko opted for two knees replaced at one time, he knew recovery could be a challenge. He got a "leg up" at Sanford Orthopedics' highly regarded Joint Replacement Pre-Op Class.Read Story
Putting Patients First
Every day JoLae Semmler approaches her patients with sincerity and trust. Find out how this nurse, who has warmly cared for Sanford orthopedics patients for 26 years, shows the spirit of the Year of the Nurse.Read Story
Singing a Healthy New Song
When Dr. Scott Helberg had heart failure he realized that he needed to do something drastic to improve his health. Learn how weight loss surgery helped this doctor heal his heart and help him get back the energy he needs to sing. Watch VideoRead Story
The Birthday Gift
Carla Hansen expected her mammogram at age 53 would be normal, just like all the earlier ones. But when the unexpected happens? Today she fully appreciates the value of this lifesaving tool.Read Story
A Safe Return to Competition
High school football standout Michael Herzog could feel his dreams slipping away when he snapped a ligament in his knee last winter. Learn how Sanford Health surgeons, physical therapists and the Return to Performance Program helped this young athlete safely get back into competitive shape.Read Story
A Recipe for Treating Cancer
Terry Grosz wasn't going to let cancer in his jaw keep him from an active life that includes drag car racing, drilling wells and most of all -- pickles. Sanford treated his cancer and let him get back to the important things, like making over 2000 jars of dill pickles with his secret family recipe.Read Story
Best for Mom and Baby
New mom Micaela Rueckert knew she wanted to breastfeed her new baby, but it was nice to have a little help before and after Nyla was born. Learn how Sanford Lactation Services help moms give their babies the best kind of start.Read Story
Kinley Blazes Her Trail
Despite many helpful treatments, Kinley Parker still couldn't walk at 18 months. See what happens when she comes to Sanford Children's Hospital. You'll be on your feet cheering!Read Story
Ending Her "Losing" Battle
For years, Audrey Richardson knew that she wouldn't really keep her New Year's Resolution to drop a few pounds. How would this Fargo nurse get the support and tools she needed to make a long-lasting change?Read Story
Keep on Truckin'
Truckdriver Danny Wagner desperately needed to lower his blood pressure. But how? See what happens when an innovative program and a caring nurse enter his world.Read Story
Welcome to Sanford Children's Medical Home Program!
Not a building or a place, Medical Home is an innovative approach to care now available at Sanford Children's Clinics.Read Story
Righting A Wrong
Sanford Researcher David Pearce knows what it's like to lose a loved one to breast cancer. This leading expert in childhood genetic disease explains how the Sanford Health BioBank will unlock the answers to breast cancer treatments and eventually a cure.Read Story
Lifting the Weight of Incontinence
Jana Peterson enjoys life too much to be slowed down by urinary incontinence. Learn how a surgeon from Sanford Female Pelvic Medicine solved her problem and gave her back the lifestyle she loves.Read Story
Losing Her Way to Motherhood
After eight years of dreaming about a baby, Breteni Morgan took action to become a mother. Find out how weight loss surgery helped her move from the sadness of infertility to the joy of new life.Read Story
Less Baggage, More Fun
Travel tops Mary Fischer's bucket list. But at 244 pounds, the adventures grew increasingly difficult. With Sanford Weight Loss Surgery Program, she embarked on a journey to better health.
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New Help for a Grateful Heart
Thousands rely on implantable devices to improve heart function -- and save lives. But what if the device requires replacement? A new minimally invasive procedure transforms the experience!Read Story
Get Ready for the Sanford SCORE
Sanford SCORE is an innovative way for athletes to get the data they need to revolutionize their game. Learn how researchers are combining cutting-edge science and superior sports medicine to help players perform better and prevent injury.Read Story
Translating Research Into Saving Lives
Sanford Health research into treatments for head and neck cancers are improving survival rates among patients by almost 20 percent. Learn how cutting-edge science is giving Sanford patients some of the best cancer care available.Read Story
Better Care for Babies
As a pediatrician and researcher, Dr. Michelle Baack wants to discover how to make life better for babies. Her work, looking into the way that fatty acids effect baby development, is improving outcomes for babies born prematurely or to mothers with diabetes during pregnancy.Read Story
A Cup of Change
Coffee shop employee Mandy Tentinger used to drink her java alone, fighting the health problems and low self esteem that came with a body weight of over 250 pounds. After gastric bypass surgery, she feels better and loves the attention her new body gets.
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A Hope For Change
Yvonne Lee never gave up hope that she could treat her breast cancer, says her son, Dr. John Lee. Sanford's biobank will allow patients like his mother to get world-class treatments and care, close to home, the cancer researcher says.Read Story
Back on Track
High school track standout Taylor Lohan saw doctors across the region, looking for a solution to the burning pain in her feet and legs. A Sanford physical therapist in her hometown got her off the sidelines and back to running with a smile.Read Story
Birth of a Rock Star
Erica Weatherford expected the birth would proceed as smoothly as her pregnancy. When the unthinkable happened, she discovered the lifesaving difference of fast action, expertise and advanced technology.Read Story
Strength to Save a Viking
Many call it a miracle: the survival of a 17-year-old Norwegian exchange student who suffered a near-fatal brain hemorrhage. Get a behind-the-scenes look at what -- and who -- helped save the life of Magnus Fenes.Read Story
Hope for a Change
Yvonne Lee never gave up hope that she could treat her breast cancer, says her son, Dr. John Lee. Sanford's biobank will allow patients like his mother to get world-class treatments and care, close to home, the cancer researcher says.Read Story
Images of Life
DeAnn O'Hara expected the tiredness and nausea of early pregnancy. But the diagnosis of aggressive breast cancer? See how a complete medical team comes together to save not one life but two.Read Story
All Board Convention
Board members and leadership from across the Sanford Health system join together during Sanford Week to celebrate milestones and lay the foundation for the future on August 3.Read Story
Appreciation Picnics
Employees celebrate the energy of Sanford Health at Appreciation Picnics across our system on July 31. We celebrate by coming together.Read Story
Community Appreciation Ice Cream Socials
We're serving up some appreciation and ice cream for the communities we're proud to be a part of during a variety of community appreciation events around the Sanford Health system on August 1.Read Story
Edith Sanford Breast Cancer Results Symposium
Edith Sanford Breast Cancer Research is changing the face of breast cancer. National leaders are invited to learn more at a round table event on August 2.Read Story
Fargo Medical Center Groundbreaking & Spectacular
Sparks will fly when the ground is broken for the new Sanford Fargo Medical Center at the Summer Spectacular on July 31 for employees and their families. It's time to build futures.Read Story
Leadership Address
Sanford Health leaders share their energy, their vision for the future, and celebrate accomplishments with employees across the health system on Monday, July 30.Read Story
Sanford Children's Gala
Sanford Week 2012 concludes with an annual tradition and a celebration of the future of health care for children. The Sanford Children's Gala is Saturday, August 4 at the Sanford Center in Sioux Falls.Read Story
Sioux Falls Summer Spectacular
Sanford Health celebrates the energy of our family at the Summer Spectacular in Sioux Falls on August 3. It's a way of saying thank you to employees and their families – a time to celebrate together.Read Story
Type 1 Diabetes Results Symposium
The work to find a cure for Type 1 Diabetes continues during Sanford Week 2012. Researchers from around the globe will come together to take part in this round table event.Read Story
Year of the Nurse Enterprise Symposium
Sanford Health nurses advance their careers, connect and focus on patient care during a two-day symposium July 31-August 1.Read Story
Righting A Wrong
Sanford Researcher David Pearce knows what it's like to lose a loved one to breast cancer. This leading expert in childhood genetic disease explains how the Sanford Health BioBank will unlock the answers to breast cancer treatments and eventually a cure.Read Story
The Birthday Gift
Carla Hansen expected her mammogram at age 53 would be normal, just like all the earlier ones. But when the unexpected happens? Today she fully appreciates the value of this lifesaving tool.Read Story
Caring for Quinn
When Quinn Peters was run over by a car, both the toddler and her family needed compassionate care. Sanford Health Trauma Services took care of her broken bones and comforted the entire family.Read Story
Education to Reach His Dream
Randy Heinbaugh saves lives in Sanford's emergency room every day. Education has allowed him to live his dreams and provide the best care for his patients.Read Story
Family First
Countless families have relied on the expertise of Jolene Johnson, respiratory therapist at Sanford Children's Hospital. But what happens when Jolene's own daughter becomes seriously ill? "We were treated like family," she says.Read Story
Finding her Balance
Susan Biggins needed to learn how to find boundaries with her body and illness. A Sanford health behavior coach helped her learn how find her own balance between exercise and her multiple sclerosis.Read Story
Moments That Matter
When patients are at their weakest, Corinda VanDyke, RN, is at her strongest. "I'm there for them," says this gifted young nurse at Sanford Women's Family Birth Center.Read Story
Mother Nature's Helper
After four years of trying to get pregnant, Caren and Ben Hammer knew it was time to seek help. They put their confidence in the place they knew best: Sanford Reproductive Medicine Clinic.Read Story
No More Hiding Her Hands
Janell Mount got used to avoiding people to hide her excessively sweating hands. A surgery to stop the constant perspiration has changed her outlook and her life.Read Story
Peak Performance
A 24-year-old builds his life after a devastating farm accident. Sanford Health builds a new medical center to meet the needs of a growing population. What unites them? See how bold visions lead to great achievements!Read Story
Prepared for Purple Crying
Before Ashley Brost brought her son home from the hospital, she learned about "The Period of Purple Crying." Learn more about this new way to understand a newborn's first few months.Read Story
Training for a New Dad
Before his son William was born, Bernard Stockwell had never cared for a baby. Learn how Sanford's Training Camp for Dads prepared him to bond with his newborn son.Read Story
Building for the Future
Dr. Richard Marsden and his Sanford West Steering Committee, meet regularly to make sure plans for the multi-million-dollar Sanford Fargo Medical Center stays on track.Read Story
It's About Healing for Jim and Joann McKay
Donor Jim McKay is helping build the road to healing with his support for Sanford Health's trauma services. His generosity is helping others get on the road to healing faster because his donation makes sure our help is just a few minutes away.Read Story
It's About Building for Bruce and Lorraine Furness
The journey to building Sanford Fargo Medical Center has begun, and families like Bruce and Lorraine Furness are already giving to the cause. Their endowment offers children and families access to life-saving medical science, facilities and technology.Read Story
It's About Caring for Oliver Kezar
Gifts to uplift faith services at Sanford Health helped see the Kezar family through an unthinkable medical crisis.Read Story
It's About Caring for Ron and Marlene Hoffart
A $500,000 named endowment from Ron and Marlene Hoffart will make sure patients and families receive spiritual support and chaplaincy during trying medical journeys. The couple believes caring goes right alongside healing, and that it's through faith that patients and families can gather the strength to find peace.Read Story
It's About Discovering for Dr. Preston and Joy Steen
Genetic testing is one pathway that Sanford Roger Maris Cancer Medical Oncologist Preston Steen believes is uncovering important medical discoveries – and cures.Read Story
It's About Discovering for the Brunner Family
What if you had to decide whether or not to take a simple blood test to determine your genetic risk of developing cancer? This decision was not an easy one for the Brunner family, but genetic testing is one pathway that Sanford Roger Maris Cancer Medical Oncologist Preston Steen believes is uncovering important medical discoveries – and cures.Read Story
It's About Healing for Ryan Anderson
Generosity in support of Sanford Health Trauma Services help patients like Ryan Anderson, who was a victim of a terrible farming accident in 2010.Read Story
It's About Leading for Kim Hoey
Leading the path toward healthier futures is something NICU nurse and Sanford patient Kim Hoey experienced firsthand after a stillbirth changed her life foreverRead Story
It's About Leading for Sanford Medical Center Partners
For Sanford Medical Center Partners, building tomorrow today is a journey they do not take lightly. A gift from the group will ensure the new medical center is equipped with advanced technology and trailblazing leadership.Read Story
An Active Approach to Pregnancy
Third-time mom Kathryn Wiese knows she feels better when she exercises during pregnancy. A Sanford's Certified Nurse Midwife explains how keeping active enhances pregnancy and labor.Read Story
Baby Boom
Nurses at Sanford's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Fargo really love babies – so much that seven are expecting their own. Learn more about the nurses who care for Sanford's tiniest patients.Read Story
Child-friendly Care
Finding a pediatrician was an important step for the Sibert family. Why does this family rely on Sanford Pediatric Care?Read Story
Competing Without Limits
With a spine curved almost 90 degrees, Alec Zimiga was concerned that his back would get in the way of the sports he loved. How would scoliosis surgery end his pain and get him back on the pitcher's mound?Read Story
Connections for Heart Care
Irene Simmons didn't know she was having a heart attack, but her local emergency services team did. Find out how regional Sanford Health hospitals work to get speedy treatment for cardiac patients, saving lives and hearts.Read Story
Family Forever
When the Wullstein's pregnancy took a devastating turn, a Sanford Family Birth Center nurse supported them all the way. And when they gave birth a year later? She was there again, this time with joy.Read Story
Helping Athletes Achieve
Sanford Health is proud to partner with the University of South Dakota to keep athletes training smarter and safer. Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine uses research and scientific protocols to protect and develop better athletes.Read Story
Walking Toward Change
At over 300 pounds, Julie Bartels used to stay in the shadows, crippled with anxiety that kept her from being a fun, active mom. Learn how this Watertown woman paired weight loss surgery and a commitment to exercise to transform her life.Read Story
A High-tech Solution
Seventeen-year-old Austin Dossett needed spinal surgery to prevent a future that involved life in a wheelchair. A new high-tech imaging system allowed this high school athlete to treat his scoliosis and get back to the sports he loves.Read Story
A Home for Heart Care
While Jan Larsen waits for a transplant, a mechanical device is keeping his heart ticking. This Sioux Falls man says being able to stay at a hospital close to home makes it easier to pass the time until he has a new heart.Read Story
A Living, Loving Heart
Every link in the chain led to Julie Fennell's survival after sudden cardiac arrest. Today she puts her heart and soul into giving back. Meet our honorary chair for the 2012 Heart Walk!Read Story
A New Kidney, New Life
When faced with sudden renal failure, a transplant was the best option for 14-year-old Alison Simon. One of Sanford Health's first pediatric kidney transplant patients, the teen is loving life with her new kidney.Read Story
A Plan to End Hip Pain
Randy Lani was slowing down due to the pain in his hip, but with kidney disease and other health issues, he knew these factors might complicate a hip replacement. Learn how the Center for Joint Success prepared him for a successful surgery and recovery.Read Story
A Run to Remember
A heart attack at 45? It would've devastated some, but not Clint Glass. With help from Sanford Cardiac Rehab and inspiration from his 15-year-old daughter, today he trains for the Fargo Marathon.Read Story
Brothers and Champions
Zachary Gunderson started life with his abdomen full of tumors. His big brother Chase would be hospitalized with a life-threatening bacterial infection. Today these brave, healthy brothers take the stage as 2012 South Dakota Children's Miracle Network champions.Read Story
Close to Home Care
Sanborn farmer Gary Krikke didn't have to go far when he had a heart attack. Sanford's integrated system of care helped save his life and get him the follow-up cardiac treatment he needed.Read Story
Hearts Together
Norma Anderson was there when her husband, Elmo, experienced heart trouble. And she was there for his treatment, too. See what happens when they connect with Sanford Cardiac Rehab -- together!Read Story
Inspired to Navigate
Donna Dwire first met radiologist Thomas Cink when she was being diagnosed with breast cancer. Learn how the doctor and his colleagues at the Breast Health Institute both healed her and inspired her to become a patient navigator.Read Story
More Protection for Baby
Expectant moms have a new way to protect their baby from whooping cough. Find out why one new mom opted to receive the pertussis vaccine during her pregnancy.Read Story
Saying Thanks
An Indiana family returned to Sanford Medical Center to give their children a chance to thank the medical workers that saved their lives. Sanford doctors and nurses helped four-year-old Lydia and six-year-old Caleb Dailey heal after an auto accident far from home.Read Story
The Dream Team
For the Stafslien family, fighting diabetes means doing everything possible so 5-year-old Harper can live a full, healthy life. But it also means finding a cure. "Team Harper" rides again in the 2012 Tour de Cure!Read Story
Winning the Losing Game
When Charlotte Viou imagined her future, she didn't like what she saw. "I didn't want to die at 50," she says. See how long-term weight loss changes her view and her life.
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A New Hip, A New Life
Digging in the garden is fun again for Roger Schumacher. After a year of pain that turned his hobby into a chore, total hip replacement has let this Sioux Falls man put his green thumb back to use.Read Story
Big Dreams, Little Steps
Wagon rides, gymnastics, pancakes… Tylan Myklebust loves them all. And he loves his Sanford pediatric therapists, too. See how intensive outpatient therapy helps him reach higher -- and play harder.Read Story
Day of Champions
So small and so sick, Jack and Joe Gould spent their first months in the Sanford Children's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Today these healthy, fun kindergartners take the stage as 2012 North Dakota Children's Miracle Network champions!Read Story
Family Ties
When three daughters learn their dad has a rare genetic condition linked with early-onset cancer, what steps do they take? Discover how Roger Maris Cancer Center helps the entire family!Read Story
Her Personal Best
Anne Conway had no idea a total hip replacement could lead to an inspired life of fitness and health. See how everything came together at Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine!Read Story
Inspiration for Tiny Miracles
Nurse practitioner Lori Wegehaupt has been honored for her care for the smallest patients. Meet one of her first success stories from the NICU, a teen whose tiny beginning reminds her to never give up hope.Read Story
Playing Again
A sudden bulge in Alex Espenson's neck left his parents perplexed and worried. How would a pediatric Ear, Nose and Throat specialist fix this nine-year-old patient's problem?Read Story
Sharing Henry's Story
Child abuse may have changed baby Henry Johnson's life, but his family hopes to use their tragedy to help prevent shaken baby syndrome. Henry's Run will raise awareness about child abuse and dollars for Child Advocacy Centers of South Dakota (CACSD) to fund prevention programs to educate families with newborns.Read Story
Woman on the Run
How do you train for a marathon with a busy job and family life? It's no problem for Karoliina Slack. This busy mom and Sanford Clinic director knows that exercise is an essential part of women's health.Read Story
A Mission for Research
9 year-old Lexi Valentine knows what life is like with a rare genetic disease. Today she's part of a registry for research. Someday she hopes to be one of the scientists finding a cure.Read Story
A Unique Calling
When Cathy Keogh, RN, began her nursing career more than 30 years ago, she never imagined her workplace would one day be patients' homes. See how passion, commitment and professionalism opened new doors!Read Story
Hunting for Answers
A lifetime of severe heartburn drove Brent Walsh to seek answers. How far would he have to go? Could anyone truly target the problem -- and cure it? A bull's-eye was closer than he knew.Read Story
Inside Out Healing
Surgery saved Dorothy Christianson from a ravaging infection, but left a large, daunting wound. How will she recover? Will life ever get back to normal? Experience the healing of Sanford Wound Care Center!Read Story
Loving Her Curves
Morgan Boettcher was watching her life and her body shrink as she struggled with an eating disorder that threatened her future. Learn how this 20-year-old woman has learned to love and accept her body.Read Story
More Than Just a Hurting Head
When Bobbi Andera got a strange headache she knew something wasn't right. Her visit to Sanford's Emergency Department saved her life and allowed doctors to treat her bleeding brain.Read Story
Basketball shooting guard Karli Kerzman knew the seriousness of a torn knee ligament -- three of her teammates had them. But what happens when it's her? See why she put Sanford on her team.Read Story
Your Heart, Our Hands
Behind the healing at Sanford Heart are more than 750 skilled professionals dedicated to save lives every day. Hear the voices of the people who carry out our mission to care for your heart.Read Story
A Life for Lucas
From the day he was born, Lucas Olivieri struggled with the basics: breathing, eating, growing. Would a normal life ever be possible? See what happens when a loving family and Sanford Home Care enter his world!Read Story
Sanford Heart Hospital 'a game changer'
For patients, leaders, skilled professionals and the community, the February 21st through 25th celebration in honor of the opening of Sanford Heart Hospital was a real game changer.Read Story
Connecting Mind, Body and Medicine
Art and music are an integral part of Sanford Heart Hospital's holistic approach to healing. Learn how Sanford created a healing environment that fuses science with beauty, comfort and care.Read Story
Celebrate Brighter
Sanford Heart Hospital Tour.
See. Experience. Explore.
Saturday, February 25, 1-4 p.m.
Experience the ways we're brightening the future of heart care in Sioux Falls and across the region.
Everyday Competitors
There is an everyday competitor in all of us. Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine wants to bring out your best, no matter what your personal goals.Read Story
Let the Games Begin
There is an everyday competitor in all of us. Ready to rise to the challenge. Taking on whatever stands in the way. Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine says let the games begin.Read Story
Sleep Thief
Linda Wigdahl struggled with daytime drowsiness, but had no idea the culprit was severe sleep apnea. With help from Sanford Sleep Center, today she's wide awake and enjoying life!Read Story
A Classic Survivor
Myron Rau was in the best shape of his life, running and lifting weights every day. He had no reason to think that his heart wasn't healthy. Find out how a heart screening identified the disease hidden by his otherwise robust health.Read Story
A Reason to Dance
It's hard to dance when your tummy hurts. Eight-year-old Lindsay Scott knew that the doctors at Sanford Children's could make her feel better and help her get back on her toes.Read Story
A Reason to Trust
Aviation technician Gale Hansen knows that every detail of his work makes the difference between life and death. When facing treatment for tonsil cancer, he looked to find a doctor who had knowledge of the latest medical advancements. Learn how a Sanford oncologist earned his trust.Read Story
An Uncommon Bond
Twenty years after their mom lost her life to pulmonary arterial hypertension, sisters Lana Eichhorn and Carmen Froseth face the same difficult disease. See how today's path brings a brighter outlook.Read Story
Bike Man
Tools, parts and more fill Keith Schoon's bike repair shop. But the fix for his severely arthritic knee? He counted on Sanford Orthopedics -- and now the kids can count on him.Read Story
Leading for Better Care
As an experienced nursing mentor and administrator, Kellee Johnk knows what her job is all about. Find out why improving patient care is her passion.Read Story
Never Too Old to Heal
Aileen Busche knew she was in for a siege when the sore on her ankle refused to heal. In her 90+ years, she'd traveled this path before. But never had she visited Sanford Wound Care Center!Read Story
Sanford Heart Hospital: Building Brighter Futures
When the doors open March 2012 at Sanford Heart Hospital, cardiac patients will experience a new kind of heart care. Find out how Sanford Heart Hospital will combine 205,000 square feet of innovation, the latest healing technology, with dedicated skilled professionals to heal hearts and brighten futures.Read Story
The Next Chapter
Five days after graduating from college, Nicki took another step to success: weight loss surgery. "It was life-changing!" she says. Energized and healthy, she never wants to go back to 377 pounds.
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Celebrating Her Victories
A small lump under Eva Horner's arm led to over a year of treatments for breast cancer. Throughout surgery, chemotherapy and radiation, this Hudson woman embraced life and was confident that she would get better.Read Story
A Heart-felt Symbol
Luci Holte has cared for cardiac patients for over 30 years. This Sanford nurse takes her commitment to heart health so seriously that she wears a tattooed reminder to others to take care of their hearts.Read Story
The Magic of Three
Is there a doctor in the house? The Stys family has three! "For us it's a way of life," says Dr. Maria Stys. "We're always challenging each other." See what their passion for excellence means for Sanford -- and you.
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Everybody Wins!
Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Mark Lundeen has treated a diverse range of orthopedic and sports medicine injuries from the recreational to elite athletes, to patients in need of total joint replacement.
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A Blessing Any Day
People the world over recognized it as the granddaddy of all dates: 11-11-11. But for the Middel family from Tower City, N.D., it was all about the baby. And any day would've been perfect!Read Story
A Child's View
Three girls used a whiteboard to say what Sanford means to them. Find out what came out of the "meetings" held in 10-year-old Marissa Munster's room.Read Story
A Hug for Mom
Sherry Schock wanted to be a good mom, but obesity was weighing down her body and her spirit. How did weight loss surgery change her lifestyle and give her the confidence she craved?Read Story
A Life-Saving Sign
Roger Brooks was healthy and active, but he had a family history of heart disease. A simple screening test showed that he was in serious danger of a heart attack without immediate treatment.Read Story
Alice Olson's hands were swollen and dark blue, but that wasn't the reason she was at Sanford Pain Management. See what happens when help for back pain turns into relief for a longstanding disease.Read Story
More Than a Caring Voice
Laura Langemo, RN is on the frontline of care for female patients. Whether she's collecting information from newly expectant mothers or answering questions about menopausal symptoms, this registered nurse is happy to be the heart and voice of Sanford's Southpointe Clinic.Read Story
Ordinary Day, Extraordinary Achievement
Chemotherapy, surgery, more chemotherapy. Heidi Frie faces a difficult cancer battle. Yet she's determined to live life as fully as possible, focusing on the day and cherishing every moment spent with family.Read Story
Pain on the Farm
After a step down from a tractor pulled apart his hip joint, Roger Poppema lived life with constant pain. Would hip replacement surgery help him feel and move the way he wanted?Read Story
Working Back from Injury
Steph Frohwein is the kind of player that doesn't let a little hurt slow her down. This high school senior came back from two separate ACL injuries to play better than ever.Read Story
Perfect Control
Salesman and competitive bowler Mark Rector was on the fast track, as both his career and his body size enlarged beyond his control. What would it take for him to take charge of his weight and health?Read Story
Angels Among Us
Jeff Kezar and his wife Beth Sheehan eagerly anticipated the birth of Oliver. But when the unexpected happened? See how care teams, technology and more came together to save a mother and her baby.Read Story
Comfort Beyond Measure
Whether it's needed during serious illness or at the end of life, Palliative Care helps patients and families make every moment the best it can be. Meet Dr. Preston Steen -- the doctor who pioneers this specialty at Sanford Health.
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Embracing Hope
From her first day at Sanford Children's Hospital, Ona Mohlenhoff and her family knew that she would be healed. Learn more about how this 7-year-old girl has been given "hope" that she will beat cancer.Read Story
Life Links
Phil Harmeson kept thinking the strange symptoms would resolve if he just sat down and rested. But that couldn't fix an impending heart attack that nearly took his life.Read Story
Little Dog, Super Spirit
A spinal cord injury may have taken away Super Lance's ability to move his back legs, but this little dachshund brings smiles everywhere he goes. Find out what happened when this celebrity therapy dog visited patients at Sanford Children's Hospital.Read Story
Making Victories Happen
Getting through cancer treatment and back on the golf course -- that's a victory. And so are the innovative medical advances that bring new hope every day. Meet Dr. Matthew Tinguely and learn more!Read Story
Setting a New Course
Not even a long, successful career in health care leadership could have prepared Rick Giesel for a recent medical challenge. It tested his character like nothing else. Today he sings the praises of the rehab team that helped him learn to walk againRead Story
Swinging Back into Life
Shoulder pain was stopping Sharon McCarthy from getting on the golf course and living life the way she wanted. How would a total shoulder replacement help her get back on the links and make life better?Read Story
Taking You by the Hand
What does it mean? Who can help? What's the next step? A cancer diagnosis triggers one question after the next. Meet the expert you'll want on your team: a nurse navigator. Sanford has several!Read Story
Turn Your Radio On
What do you get when you combine three cool DJs, one important cause and a limitless spirit of giving? Rewind the 2011 "61for61" radiothon -- and feel the love.Read Story
All for Sophie
Baby Sophie was a "special delivery" all the way. See how several Sanford specialties worked together to resolve a rare, potentially life-threatening lung condition revealed during pregnancy. The result? Beautiful!Read Story
Getting Her Life Back
Retirement for Beverly Young was supposed to be about travel, camping and sculpting. When an overactive bladder put limits on her lifestyle, she worked to find a way to get her freedom back.Read Story
Listening to Her Body
Sue Theobald wasn't feeling good, but she had no idea what was wrong. A diagnosis of ovarian cancer saved her life and she now urges other women to listen to the messages their bodies send.Read Story
Message on a Bottle
The hours feel like minutes when Sanford volunteer Mary Edmister is in her bliss creating "Bottles of Hope." What makes each one special? What do they mean to cancer patients?Read Story
Preserving a Chance for Life After Cancer
When Brandy Hummel began treatment for a brain tumor, her first concern was whether the treatment that would kill the cancer could stop her plans for children someday. A rare surgical procedure allowed her to bring a new baby girl into the world.Read Story
The Courage to Heal
Jean Borneman felt lucky to be alive after her battle with invasive breast cancer. But what would it take to feel normal again? Breast reconstruction three years later made a surprising difference.Read Story
A Royal Visitor
Miss America Teresa Scanlan wore her crown to visit Sanford's Children's Castle of Care. Find out how she raises awareness for Childrens' Miracle Network Hospitals and offers the royal treatment to sick children.Read Story
Garth Epperson knew the ins and outs of fixing motor coaches, but what could he do about stubborn heart pain after bypass surgery? He discovered an "electrifying" answer at Sanford Pain Management.Read Story
Hope and "Hart" Launch Edith Sanford Breast Cancer
The event in August drew dignitaries, special guests -- and well-known TV personality Mary Hart. But that's just the start. Find out how Edith Sanford Breast Cancer will transform care...and find a cure.Read Story
In Sickness and in Health
Jessica Mertz still can't believe it happened -- a devastating stroke on her wedding day? Thanks to fact action, excellent medical care and more, she's alive and on track to living her dreams.Read Story
The Road to Normal
Susan Berg never expected to get breast cancer. So when it happened? She set her sights on getting through treatment and getting back to normal -- including breast reconstruction.Read Story
Bonding with her first baby was so easy. Would it be just as easy with her second? Sanford Family Birth Center's "rooming in" provided just the connection Linsey Culkins needed.Read Story
Two Wheels for Health and Fun
Sanford OBGYN doctor Pamela Ephgrave puts in hundreds of miles per month training on her bicycle for long-distance rides. Learn more about why this Sioux Falls Specialist loves to hit the road on two wheels.Read Story
Ski Club & Heart Club
Vern Hanson noticed breathing trouble while skiing the slalom course -- and didn't ignore it. Today, thanks to lifesaving heart surgery, he's back on track and kicking up a spray!Read Story
To Protect and Serve -- a Heart
Retired U.S. Marshall Lyle Swenson spent over 40 years upholding the law and taking care of the people around him. A cardiac screening helped him learn to protect his own heart and health.Read Story
A Heart for Life
Amazing technology keeps Michael Guenther's heart pumping until he can get a transplant. But it requires expert ongoing care. A new heart specialty at Sanford makes a winning difference!Read Story
Climbing Over Cancer
A cancer diagnosis gave Sara Javers the push she needed to live her life with gusto. Learn how she has worked to fight her disease and climb her way to the top.Read Story
Focused at Birth
When Melinda Wood delivered her second baby, HypnoBirthing classes helped prepare this Sioux Falls mom for a calm, comfortable labor and delivery.Read Story
Small Town. World-Class Care
Crystal and Jason Carlson picked Sanford Vermillion Medical Center for the birth of their daughter because it was close to home. What they discovered was a local medical center where each family member received exemplary care.Read Story
Committed to Health and Happiness
She walked with a cane and a wheelchair was next. Kelly Rafferty never imagined her obesity could lead to disability. What a difference when weight-loss surgery enters the picture!
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Our Castle is Your Home
Country star Steve Azar penned and played a song inspired by his experience at the Sanford Children's Castle. Flanked by a choir of children, he debuted the song during Sanford Gala Week.
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Tiny Fading Scars. Long-lasting Hope.
Robotic surgery is changing the landscape for cardiovascular surgeons and patients. Dr. Roxanne Newman is the preeminent surgeon bringing hope to patients in Fargo.
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Edith Sanford Breast Cancer Announced
Edith Sanford Breast Cancer will pioneer the future of breast cancer care and research. We will connect and mobilize women to participate in research. We will decode the genetic make-up of every woman and work to evaluate each woman's risk, identify best treatments and ultimately end breast cancer.Read Story
Sanford 1440—Every Minute a Story
A new day dawns. Thirteen video crews, up before sunrise, travel across 130,000 miles, ready to capture stories as they unfold. Stories unstaged and unscripted. Stories at the point-of-care and behind the scenes. Stories of health, healing and hope. Improving the human condition.
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The Next Children's World Clinics
Sanford Children's plans to open three new World Clinics as we continue our effort to meet the needs of underserved children around the world.Read Story
Year of the Nurse
We're honoring the incredible difference nurses make every day. Join us for a year-long expression of gratitude for the humble heroes who serve as the heart and soul of our organization.
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A World Without Daily Insulin
A promising clinical trial. An internationally known diabetes researcher. A cure for Type 1 diabetes. Meet Dr. Alex Rabinovitch.
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A Gentler Beginning...
Dr. Dennis Stevens is leading national research on the effect of light, sound and privacy on critically ill babies in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Learn what he's discovered.
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Caring for Body and Mind
For two weeks Kay Cameron tried to figure out her odd emotional outbreak. Stumped, she turned to her trusted doctor … who practices next to a psychologist. Discover Sanford's new approach to effective mental health care!Read Story
Fishing for a New Beginning
In a split second, Michael Jirak's life changed forever. But an amputation doesn't stop this sportsman from living a full life. See the difference when expert rehabilitation connects with amazing determination.Read Story
Getting a Good Start
Foster parent Peggy Anderson didn't expect doctors' visits to be easy for a one-year-old boy with a number of health challenges. Her family experienced warm, friendly care that has allowed the boy to heal and grow.Read Story
Looking to the Skies
Up in the air, the Sanford Children's Hospital's balloon is a symbol of the pure joy of childhood play. Learn more about this whimsical symbol of Sanford's commitment to children and the pilot who glides it through the skies.Read Story
Once Upon a Mouse
Just the sight of him brings a smile. And soon the lean, happy-go-lucky Peeka-Door who presides at Sanford Children's will begin an epic journey. Meet our beloved champion Alfunz!Read Story
Save Your Skin!
At age 15 Megan McManus never expected to fight melanoma -- the most dangerous skin cancer. Today this 21-year-old survivor brings an important message that could save your skin -- and your life.Read Story
Strong Women Unite
A spirited 51-year-old, Kristen Rohde loves motorcycling, horseback riding and scuba diving. What happens when a simple medical test shows diminished bone mass? Can she still pursue her active life?Read Story
What Men Do
Ron Solberg went to his annual physical feeling great -- no symptoms. What a surprise when the results of one simple test led to a lifesaving diagnosis and state-of-the-art treatment.Read Story
Lights, Camera, Action!
A family from Hillsboro, N.D., travels to Sioux Falls, S.D., to participate in the filming of a Sanford Children's TV commercial. Exhausting? Yes. "But all very fun," says mom and nurse Jennifer Vigen-Iverson.Read Story
Spirit of a Farmer
Dr. John Lee grew up on a small dairy farm where asking "how can we do this better?" was a family mantra. Today that question drives his passion to find a cure for Head & Neck cancer.
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A Better Daddy
Travis Smith didn't want his daughters to grow up with memories of a fat, crabby dad. But at 348 pounds, he was exhausted and miserable. What difference could weight-loss surgery make?
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A Dose of Faith and Hope
A rare condition called twin to twin transfusion endangered the life of both Faith and Hope Waldner months before their birth. Could doctors save these little girls?Read Story
A Journey Toward Health
When Laura Fjellestad's friends cared enough to say they were concerned about her health, she began making changes. Her weight loss of 170 pounds has both enriched and improved her life.Read Story
Behind Her Smile
Incredibly heavy menstrual cycles were making it hard for Sandy McIlravy to run her store and keep up with her life. Find out how a new procedure helped this Brandon woman control the bleeding that drained her energy.Read Story
Voice of Victory
Year after year Terri Ferragut went in for her mammogram -- never a problem. Not so last November. Discover the remarkable difference when breast cancer is detected early!Read Story
A Tale of Two Moms
An avid runner, Tarah Bjorem hoped pregnancy wouldn't stop her. In fact she ran right up to the day before childbirth -- and delivered outstanding results. Could safe exercise during pregnancy make a difference for you?Read Story
Spinning for Answers
Florida cyclist Richie Marcus knew the thrill of a well-ridden race. But he also knew the defeat of collapsing and dropping out. Why such drastic swings in a well-conditioned athlete? The answer was 2,000 miles from home.Read Story
Taking it to the Streets
Heather Schimke knows the challenges of diabetes -- her 12-year-old son, Landon, deals with the disease every day. On June 18 she'll ride for a cure in the North Dakota Tour de Cure. Come along!Read Story
The Harvest
In the blink of an eye, 23-year-old Ryan Anderson suffers a devastating farm injury. Will his life ever return to normal? Ryan's determination and Sanford's physical therapy yield inspiring results.Read Story
Trying Something New
Eight-year-old Katelyn Tennant was recuperating from heart surgery when doctors discovered she'd developed a new rare disease. Could an experimental treatment save her life?Read Story
A Family Knows
Genetic testing helped Lanah Jones' family understand why their infant daughter was getting sick. The knowledge about this little girl's rare condition is helping doctors save her life.Read Story
A Simple Touch
Anita Jalbert expected the birth of her second child to closely match the birth of her first. But one change immediately after birth made a surprising difference. "I'm truly excited about the experience I had with Emme," she says.Read Story
Making Memories
When Diane Maher gave birth to each of her three children, the experience was relaxing and rewarding. Find out why this mom chose a certified nurse midwife to guide her through childbirth and beyond.Read Story
New Moms Together
As Jennifer Bannwarth was preparing for the birth of her first baby, sharing that experience with a group of women was a way to learn at Sanford's CenteringPregnancy program.Read Story
Small Steps for Health
With a birthday approaching, Laura Haack knew she wanted to live a healthier lifestyle. See how a health behavior coach helped her take control of her health by making small, but effective changes.Read Story
Winning the Race
Mike Waldera came back from a serious injury only to have a cancer diagnosis put him on the sidelines of competitive running. The athlete explains how he worked to not only get back into running form, but to win.Read Story
The Luck of the Irish
Twins born on St. Patrick's Day! But what happens when little Jack and Sam have breathing difficulties at birth? Two teams from Sanford Children's NICU are already there.Read Story
The Band Plays On
At 21, Ryan Haug never expected to face cancer. "I thought it was a death sentence for anybody who got it," he says. Today this 18-year survivor is honorary chair for the 2011 "61 for 61" celebration.Read Story
A Family Calling to Care
In this mother/daughter team of nurses, reaching out to patients and improving health care for everyone is all part of the job. Registered Nurses Mary Dyvig and her daughters Amy Timm and Emily Law say they love working on the frontlines of health care at Sanford Health.Read Story
A Hero Saved
Police officers expertly deal with danger every day, but what happens when a heart attack hits home? Officer Randy Schmidt gives an inside look at what led to his lifesaving care.Read Story
Advocates for Cancer Care
Jim Smorada chooses to embrace his cancer and approach life and treatment with humor and grace. Learn how this newest member of Sanford's Cancer Action Partners helps improve care for other patients.Read Story
After breast cancer treatment in 1999, Jane Gillund expected life as usual. Then came four cancer recurrences in 10 years. A survivor of extraordinary grace, Jane brings a message of hope.Read Story
Building a Better Life
Kent Osborne could help plan a new city hall, but fought to control his own weight. Find out how this Vermillion man used bariatric surgery to drop almost 200 pounds and get a new relationship with his body and food.Read Story
Finding a Home During Cancer
Doug Middle's work on his new house came to a sudden halt while he underwent treatment for neck cancer. Find out how patient navigators helped the Rock Valley, Iowa, man maintain his independence and rebuild his life during and after treatment.Read Story
Freedom to Play
An overactive bladder kept getting in the way when Karon Gubbrud tried to play with her grandchildren, travel or even just enjoy a conversation with friends. Find out how a minimally invasive procedure ended her incontinence and opened up her world.Read Story
Miles to Go
Just two weeks before the 2006 Fargo Marathon and sudden foot pain stops Tarah Bjorem in her tracks. Can anything help? Will her months of training go to waste? Will she run this year?Read Story
The Puck Stops Here
Fargo Force hockey player Colten St. Clair wears more than 20 pounds of protective gear, but even that can't stop a concussion. Learn how Sanford helps to save the brains of athletes.Read Story
One More Sunrise
The Bairds discussed advance directives long before they needed them -- and what a difference. Have you considered yours? April 16 is National Healthcare Decisions Day.Read Story
A Day to Remember
Born with Down Syndrome, Lacey Farabee had some extra challenges in her fight with leukemia. A compassionate nursing staff helped this special patient make it through her treatment and celebrate her success.Read Story
A Family Gathers
Grown son Dale Rust described the journey as "awesome memories at a tough time." See the difference the Palliative Care Unit made for a beloved 82-year-old and his devoted family.Read Story
A New Lifestyle on the Farm
Five years ago, Tami Nelson struggled to keep up with life and the chores on her family's dairy operation. Now after lap band surgery, this farming wife is 90 pounds lighter and ready for anything.Read Story
A Tool for Weight Loss
Rick Reuwsaat was doing everything he could to keep from adding extra pounds, but his weight was increasing and so were his health concerns. Would gastric bypass surgery be the tool this Sioux Falls man needed to make a healthy change?Read Story
Amber's Eden
Young horse Dreamer bolts and hits a fence, throwing Amber Frame to the ground -- face-down and motionless. What trail leads to lifesaving care? It starts on the ground and reaches the sky.Read Story
Finding the Path
Back pain, weight gain, sluggishness. "I felt like an old man," says 56-year-old Mike Falkner. See the difference when he discovers one complete program -- and one "super good" personal trainer.Read Story
Man Meets Robot
Healthy and strong, Ron Solberg never expected a prostate cancer diagnosis. Nor did he expect a surgical option that included robotics. See the difference today's technology makes!Read Story
Spirit for Life
Killian Fritz lives his life without boundaries. This Windom teen says that his summers at Spirit Camp have given him the friendships and confidence he needs to succeed.Read Story
The Music of Life
Breathless from a flight of stairs, Cindy Arnhold figured she was out of shape. The problem proved far more serious. Who could fix her ailing heart? What could get her back to the life she loved?Read Story
A Cancer Survivor Looks Back
When he was 18, Carl Sad expected a summer of building patios and shingling roofs. Instead he battled cancer. Today the 40-year-old looks back at the people and places that made a difference.Read Story
A Heart Saved by Screening
When Dave Wagner's family dragged him to a heart screening test they saved his life. This active, healthy 66-year-old man was at a major risk for heart attack.Read Story
A Second Chance
For years Jani Heringer tried to lose weight, but every diet turned out the same: She'd lose pounds, then gain them right back. Would weight-loss surgery be any different? Was there any hope?
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A Surprising Path to Pregnancy
For Nichole and John Truhlicka, the dream of a bigger family came to an unexpected halt. For reasons nobody knew, pregnancy simply didn't happen. Where would they go to get the help they needed? Would it work?Read Story
Back in the Game
Walking, traveling, working. Peggy Faust loves her active life. But what happens when agonizing joint pain gets in the way? Peggy turns to the team she knows.Read Story
Bald is Beautiful
What could a family hundreds of miles away do to support their beloved mom, mother-in-law and grandmother in her fight against breast cancer? The O'Meara family discovered inspiration in a clippers.Read Story
Finding Disease in a Young Heart
As an active mom who ate right and exercised on her lunch hour, Lorie Helgeson had no reason to think that she would have a heart attack. Paying attention to her symptoms and getting to a doctor saved her life.Read Story
Joy to the End
In a matter of days Judy Bergh went from being an active, working 60-year-old to being paralyzed in a hospital bed with a very aggressive form of cancer. Could anything make this difficult situation better?Read Story
Like Mother, Like Daughter
The mother-daughter team of Helen Nelson and Connie Schmidt have battled and survived breast cancer for years. The medical care that helped them? All close to home in Bemidji, Minn.Read Story
Shyness and Smiles
An accidental gunshot victim -- and just 3 years old. What happened? What helped Laine Nicholls from Devils Lake, N.D., survive? Introducing our 2011 Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Champion!Read Story
Dare to Dream
Chris Brown trudged through the woods cutting dead trees and hauling logs. At 360 pounds, he was out of breath, his back ached and he was exhausted. What could he gain by losing?Read Story
When You're Ready for Baby, Sanford Women's is Here for You
When you're ready to welcome a baby to your life, Sanford Women's provides preconception and genetic counseling, a variety of prenatal care options, reproductive medicine services and a range of classes to help you prepare for and manage your pregnancy.Read Story
Saving Justina
Six-month-old Justina Peters was quite likely to die from a rare bone disease when her Sanford Clinic Belize doctor made a connection with researchers for a new treatment that is helping her live.Read Story
A Hunter's Tale
"I Walk on Water" says his ice-fishing sweatshirt. But Steve Eickhoff would be the first to say several people walked on water the day he suffered a heart attack while huntingRead Story
Grace for the Journey
"Just slap on a little lipstick – you'll be fine," says cancer survivor LeAnn Ishaug. But LeAnn and her family know it takes more than lipstick to survive cancer – they've been doing it for 31 years.Read Story
Home Sweet Home
Eyes sparkling and a ready smile, little Kolton loves trucks, shovels … and hugs. A new, innovative approach to care makes a happy difference for kids with special health needs. Parents like it, too!Read Story
Revolutionizing Surgical Care
A multi-disciplinary team of Sanford employees overhauled the way that knee and joint-replacement patients were prepared for and cared for after surgery.Read Story
Senior Year
Basketball, volleyball, school activities. Kasey Aune looked forward to a jam-packed senior year. So what happens when she discovers a lump on the side of her neck -- and it's cancer?Read Story
The Return of Smiling Eyes
You'd never know it by watching him today, but at age 3, Lincoln Deibert could barely function -- no facial expressions, no talking, no walking. See how pediatric therapy turned his life around!Read Story
Life Without Limits
Barbara Angerhofer knew where her incontinence was likely to lead and wanted a different lifestyle. Surgery gave her back her freedom and the ability to live life without her eye on the bathroom door.Read Story
A Woman Knows...
Marsha Holman knew she needed surgery to remove a large uterine fibroid. But she wasn't quite ready for a hysterectomy or a lengthy recovery. Welcome to the world of robotic OB/GYN surgery!Read Story
Baby Blue Eyes
Baby Isaac sits on his dad's lap grinning. "I wanna be an all-star" says his onesie. Thanks to early detection of a serious medical problem, prompt pediatric surgery and winning parents, he's already there.Read Story
Miracle in the Woods
Who could've predicted the Pratt family's New Year's Eve Odyssey? Or the string of miracles that saved the life of their beloved father? "Nobody could have scripted this better," says daughter Claudia.Read Story
See How She Runs
A fierce competitor on the grade school soccer field, today Laura Roesler takes the running world by storm. But she's still that quiet North Dakota girl with a kind, soft heart.Read Story
The Littlest Angels
A neonatal intensive care nurse in Fargo, Alexia Stein had helped hundreds of tiny babies survive, thrive and go home. Why not her own? What can possibly help the Stein family get through this heartbreaking time?Read Story
All in the Family
Fans of the Minnesota Vikings know that number 69 – Jared Allen – brought unbelievable energy to the defensive line this past season. Now meet his cousin and aunt from Fargo and see how they tackle obesity.Read Story
Half the Size, Double the Life
Not so long ago, the only kind of shoes Bob Hamel bought were the kind with Velcro fasteners so he wouldn't have to bend over. At 289 pounds, he couldn't do it. Today he laces up his shoes for his daily five-mile run.Read Story
Happiness Is
Sandra Vigen tried for years to lose weight, but the pounds never stayed off. Confident and successful, she didn't let it stop her from a happy life. What happens when health problems intrude?Read Story
Less is More
Jason and Tiffany Anderson hold up a pair of men's denim shorts – size 58. Jason used to wear them. Today both fit into them, one in each leg. How did they do it?Read Story
Living in Harmony
Even at 243 pounds, Kari Caughey enjoyed playing softball with her team in Bemidji, Minn. But it took weight-loss surgery to help her hit a home run in life, health, and love.Read Story
Losing Weight, Gaining Life
Darin and Michele Kuzel tried dieting and exercise but only when those techniques were accompanied by weight-loss surgery did their lives truly change. Now health abounds.Read Story
Slimming Down, Revving Up
Her weight kept going up and her life kept spiraling down. At 250 pounds, Carolyn Motl felt like she was running out of options. What difference could a 100-pound weight loss make?Read Story
Victory for Team Thompson
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flowmeter Companies in Maine
Flowmeter Services
based in Greenwich, CONNECTICUT (USA)
Flowmeter Services is a group of industry professionals with extensive experience in the hydroelectric and water resources industries. Flowmeter Services specializes in the design, sale and installation of multipath transit time ultrasonic flow meters.
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based in Cheltenham, UNITED KINGDOM
Nixon Flowmeters was formed in 1969 and has always specialised in the manufacture and supply of flow meter and flow measurement devices.We can supply a wide range of flow meters from simple low cost All Plastic Variable Area flow meters to high accuracy Turbine and Electromagnetic types. We manufacture and stockhold liquid flow meters and gas flow meter types including ...
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Founded in 1968 and privately-held, Great Plains Industries, Inc. is respected globally for its high quality fuel transfer pumps, fuel meters, flowmeters and Industrial instrumentation for fluid transfer pump and liquid flowmeter markets around the world. The Company is home to the GPI® The Proven Choice®, FLOMEC™ and GPRO™ brands that serve Industrial, Commercial and ...
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Universal Flow Monitors, Inc. is an American manufacturer of flow monitoring products ideal for desalination, water and wastewater systems in both municipal and industrial applications. At flowmeters.com we offer specialized metering solutions for a variety of industries. Here you will find high quality mass flowmeters, water flowmeters, lubrication flowmeters and air ...
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HOFFER FLOW CONTROLS was incorporated in 1969 in the state of New Jersey. For over forty years Hoffer Flow Controls has been designing and manufacturing quality turbine flowmeters and related process instrumentation. Our initial experience was in the field of cryogenic flow measurement. Today our reputation in this field is synonymous with quality. The development of the ...
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When flow measurement is critical, consult the specialists. Litre Meter has been leading the field since 1975, with a well-established reputation for the design, manufacture and supply of flow meters of all kinds. Nearly 40 Years` Experience Supplying Mass, Water and Chemical Injection Flowmeters Worldwide. Since 1975, we`ve supplied businesses worldwide with a large ...
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How to Organize a Yoga Retreat in Paradise
One of the benefits of booking a Mexican vacation villa like Casa de la Sirena is that you have the opportunity to enjoy a quiet tropical background that's ideal for rest and relaxation. In fact, that's why we built our outdoor yoga compound, a beachfront complex of serenity rooms that offer the perfect setting for private yoga groups and bridal events.
Because we don't have an on-staff yoga instructor, groups that plan on renting the space for their retreat will need to do a little advance planning. Here are a few tips for making the most out of your group yoga retreat in Mexico:
- Compile a Group: The yoga facilities at Casa de la Sirena can hold up to 18 guests (9 separate beachfront rooms). In most cases, larger groups work best, since you'll be able to take advantage of greater savings that way. We recommend groups of friends or work colleagues—travel with people you don't know is a possibility, but it's always more fun with those you know!
- Hire a Yoga Instructor: If you want to have a professionally-led yoga retreat, you'll need to bring your own yoga instructor with you. We have found that this approach works better than having a yoga teacher on staff, since so many people have personal relationships with their yoga groups. Having an instructor you know and are comfortable working with will greatly enhance your retreat experience.
- Coordinate Meals and Rooms in Advance: To avoid last-minute scrambles, include a meal and room plan in your yoga retreat. You can bring a cook with you to handle all the food (our on-site cooking facilities are designed to be used by guests), or you can check out the local restaurants or facilities to learn what's available. Our villas are also flexible and accommodating, with the option of housing several people in the same facility to lower costs without sacrificing privacy.
- Travel Together: Traveling as a group is a great way to save money and time. In addition to possible discounts from your airline, you can rent a van to take you from the airport to Troncones as a group. Although this part of Mexico is noted for its accessibility to tourists, there is also an element of safety that comes from group travel.
- Don't Run it As a For-Profit Option: Legally, you cannot book individuals for a travel excursion without a proper license. While it is perfectly acceptable for you to organize the trip and pool money to cover expenses, you cannot organize the trip with an intent to make money unless you have the right authorization.
Of course, the most important thing you can do to organize a Mexican yoga retreat is to prepare for fun. Although your focus will be on rest and relaxation, be sure to bring cameras, dancing shoes, and swim gear. Casa de la Sirena is a great place to enjoy your own private yoga getaway…but it is also so much more!


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Doña Ana County Manager David R. King has announced the appointment of Steven L. 'Steve' Decker as the new senior director for the Division of Infrastructure and Public Works.
The New Mexico Association of Counties will hold its annual summer conference June 18-21 in San Miguel County (Las Vegas, N.M.).
Doña Ana County's computer systems will be unavailable to both internal and external users this Friday, April 12, 2002, from about 5:15 p.m. until about 6:30 p.m.
The county receives many complaints about the condition of private roads located in Doña Ana County.
The Mesilla Valley Regional Dispatch Authority (MVRDA) – through which emergency 911 calls are routed from most areas of Doña Ana County – will hold an open house Monday, April 15, 2002, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The Doña Ana County ADA Accessibility Advisory Committee will hold its regular meeting this Thursday, April 4, 2002, at 3:30 p.m. in the Flood Commission Conference Room in the County Courthouse at 251 W. Amador Ave.
Doña Ana County Commission Chairman D. Kent Evans has been appointed to serve on the New Mexico Advisory Committee to the United States Commission on Civil Rights.
Eleven classes from seven area high schools and a Las Cruces middle school are participating in a program by which Easter baskets were designed and created for donation to the Las Cruces Nursing Center, La Casa, Hacienda del Sol, the Gospel Rescue Mission and selected other area social-service agencies.
Silvia Sierra has been hired as Doña Ana County's new director of Health and Human Services, overseeing indigent hospital claims, DWI prevention grants, South Central New Mexico Prevention Coalition and Maternal-Child Health Services.
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Herbie Hancock, the iconic jazz pianist and multiple Grammy Award-winner, will perform his eclectic take on modern music Oct. 29 in North Central College's Wentz Concert Hall as part of the first solo tour of his legendary career.
Hancock is a powerful influence in acoustic and electronic jazz and R&B music. His career spans five decades, his recordings have earned 12 Grammy Awards and he continues to amaze audiences with his energetic live performances.


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Good news is 6 of 8 winners and a couple of series in the right number of games. Bad news is that round one is worth the fewest points.
Chicago in 7
Sharks in 6
Senators in 7
Bruins in 6
In the superstitious world of "I gotta feelin'!" - I think a Bruins-Senators match-up sometime in these playoffs has been inevitable - so gotta pick to see it happen. And I've been hoping for a Bruins-Hawks finale since February, so....


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Ever since the KU home game (Gold Rules), I wear the same gold ISU sweatshirt with a cardinal ISU "Any Given Saturday" shirt for Saturday games.. This is my Saturday superstition. ISU hasn't lost a Saturday game with me doing this. I sit in the same place on the couch as well. I don't get the chance to do this during the week because of work. So, today I had to work. I thought to myself, ****, I have to work! ISU is on a Saturday streak. I put my cardinal shirt under my gold sweatshirt again and placed it on the couch where I would sit. BAM!! Another Saturday win!! Can't wait to watch when I get home. Not sure why I haven't done this during the week? OSU and Baylor come to mind.
I am convinced that this works. Anyone else have anything that you do for each game. By the way, my wife thinks I am a little crazy. Oh well, it's ISU sports!
I've eaten the same burger and had a few beers at Olde Main prior to every conference home win. I'll guarantee you I'll be there next Saturday before the Baylor game.
We've won about 90% of the games that I bet on the other team in cybookie this year. When I bet on us, it's almost a sure thing that we lose(exception being Texas Tech). That's all I got.
I thought I did, but then we just kept winning after I changed it up. I have no fear with this team, we're not a cinderella, we're just good.
Wear my Hoiberg jersey from the Cal game last year during every game.
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Nope. It's the first ISU team that I haven't developed one. So, that's actually pretty nice.
im not changing my underwear until we lose again -- hoping for november
I quite watching late game free throws. Not sure if that is a superstition or just too much nervousness.
I gave up superstitions...I just keep living my life...
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im not changing my underwear until we lose again -- hoping for november
Why are you hoping for a november loss?
As a matter of fact I do. I wear the same Iowa State athletic shorts under a pair of the same North Face pants, along with my Vibram 5-fingers during every game. I usually wear a Cyclone hoodie as well, but what I wear on top is not nearly as important as below the belt.
I do a lot of laundry.
Every away game I eat Felix and oscars pizza we win. Don't have one for home games.
Seriously?! I'm OCD so of course,but if I say any more I'll jinx them. That's part of it.
I watched today's game completely naked, so I'm going to have to do that the rest of the year. Look for me next Saturday in section 206.
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How water heated by magma may emerge as a hot spring or geyser.
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