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<p>By Jennifer Zingalie, Naval Hospital Guam Public Affairs.<br><br>"Many times, people choose a career path in the medical field because they want to help others, but Hospital Corpsman Amanda Odegard, a Behavioral Health Technician, who works in Naval Hospital Guam’s Mental Health Department, never dreamed it would be her career that would help her during her darkest hours."
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<br>Subjects: NH Guam, grief; mental health; Navy Medicine magazine;</div>
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U.S. Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery</div>
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