I didn't fully grasp it ,c hew it up,
swallow it, digest and assimilate it into my being
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So hi everyone. Welcome back to my channel so today we're going to be
speaking about a few things that I did
not learn during my dietetic internship!
So I don't know if this is true for
every dietitian, but a few dietitians I
have met we also same thing. There are
few things that we did not learn during
our dietetic internship. So let's not
waste any time and get right into it. Let
me just first start by saying this is
not to throw shade at any dietetic
internship at any dietitian. No, that is
that the whole entire point of making
this video, but there are some things
that I feel that you do not actually
learn until you're in the field and what
I mean by learn like yes, it's reviewed,
but you don't fully grasp it. I know for
me the type of learner that I am I'm
someone that needs to see the same thing
over and over and over again so that I
can take it, assimilate it, and it become
a part of me. The first thing that I did not learn
was to actually learn how to listen! Let
me be honest with you when I was doing
my out patient diabetes internship the
dietitian did say to me "Kim you need to
read in between the lines." Silence is not
bad a lot of people you know when you're
speaking, especially someone that you
don't know, you try to fill up the
silence with your speech and that's what
I was trying to do in my outpatient
diabetes education. So I have learned
just to do this (SIT IN SILENCE) and have the client
that I'm dealing with talk and talk. You're
able to pick up certain things as they talk.
Active listening is something
that I did not learn during my dietetic internship.
The second thing and I did not
learn in my internship was actually how
to calculate TPN= total parenteral
nutrition, as well as tube feeds. Now during
that rotation I did have a certified
nutrition
support dietitian. She was as smart as a
whip! I will be like, let's let's give her
a name, I don't want to say her name um
Sue! "Sue so slow down, you're losing me." and
then Sue would be like : "Okay, all right
let's do this again let's take it from
the top Bam Bam Bam Bam." And to be honest
with you, it didn't make sense to me at all!
Because again, I think that rotation was
only 2 weeks and I had to learn TPNs
and tube feedings at the same time. We
had the computer there you just plug in
your numbers and it gave you everything,
but she wanted us to do it (the calculations) by with my hand and
I did not know how to do my hand until I
actually became a dietitian. I didn't
fully grasp it chew it up, swallow it,
digest and assimilate it into my being.
So I didn't understand that clinical.
When I actually started working like "OH!
this is what Sue meant; oh this is easy." I
would pull out my calculator I'm like "oh
ok Bam Bam Bam Bam". Tube feeding rates
going to be 50 and you're going to flush
with 150 ml of water every six hours and
they're going to titrate up by 10
milliliters every six to eight hours for
tolerance until the max goal rate of dadada
that is reached. So I was pretty
confident when I actually started
working and this is something that helped
me my R.D. exam because I actually started
working before I actually took my
R.D. exam I was R.D. eligible. TPNs
the same thing! The doctor would say "Oh Kim
I'm starting a patient on a TPN of
sixty four millimeters
and have fifty percent dextrose and
ten percent aminosyn with twenty
percentages lipids every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. How many calories and protein does
this provide?" If you had asked me that as
a dietetic intern... I would have been like
"REALLY??", but now I know how to do it by
hand. Third thing that I did not know how
to do his paper chart. 'Kim what do you
mean my paper chart?' During my internship
everything was electronical. All your
charting with computerized. Now where I'm
working we do not have a computer-based
charting system. Everything is done with
your hands and with a pen. Not a blue pen
I use a black pen. When you used to typing and
then when you actually have to take the
pen top off and then search through the
chart and just start writing: CARPAL
TUNNEL. (Laughing) I don't have carpal tunnel, but
I'll be honest with you, there are a few
times I thought I had carpal tunnel
based on how my hand was cramping up. Imagine seeing 20 to 25 patients a day and
you're just documenting, your documenting,
your documenting. I did not know how to
paper chart and also with the whole
entire paper charting this has helped me
to learn how to figure out my TPNs and my
tube feedings by hand. Another thing that I
did not learn, it never dawned on me how
important the interdisciplinary team is.
Having your physical therapist, having
your pharmacist, having your social
worker, having your nurse, having your
doctor and rounding with them on a daily
basis. Patient-centered care how
important that is. We do do that during
my internship and I just thought well
"okay?!" Like it didn't click, this up here
it wasn't clicking until I actually
started working in the field and I
realized how each of us even though
we're different disciplines, how it all
becomes integrated
when you're dealing with a patient. So
guys, these are just a few things that I
did not learn during my dietetic
internship. I actually learned it in the
real world, in the workforce. So thank
you guys for watching any dietitians out
there please tell me below what you did
not learn during your internship what
you actually learned being a registered
and licensed dietitian. For any student
out there, anyone finishing their
internship, anyone planning on going into
the field of nutrition and dietetics, if
you have any questions don't hesitate to
leave them below. As usual remember to
subscribe. Thank you guys for watching
B-Y-E!
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you can either see Pirates of the Caribbean 5,
Baywatch...or you can stay home
and watch Brad Pitt's new movie
on Netflix!
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whats good YouTube its Casper, miss P here
and today we back to react react to" IT"
official teaser trailer let's get it
you
oh damn each other notable so that's all
I ask is this a shit it's stephen king
yellow jeans
oh you saw her out it was too clean oh
thank you I think so Oh yo that thinking
hello fasten mm-hmm this gonna be better
than yeah and I saw the original what I
love about that and that one was good I
didn't see the original into like last
year something wait worry I don't know
how we started was gonna be a boring
movie I was mixing that up with the with
the John Wayne Gacy story and that was
about that guy who dressed up yeah that
looks something like that yeah i was
always mixing because i remember my
parents watching the that John Wayne
Gacy movie when I was little and then
everybody was like yo you ever saw that
movie with the clown and always thought
it was that movie right then I'll catch
a key it was like my first scary movie I
gotta sleep for days tel Aviv fishes
have fun watching you cum nothing well
that was it trailer teaser trailer damn
it doesn't teaser for two minutes and 33
seconds it was doing awesome I can't
wait for the trail of one that's just a
Jesus yeah yes notice that the kids the
group of friends are more than the
original movie the original was really
like three or four friends over here is
like a good do you think 36a nagar them
because later on dependent meeting other
a bikini well okay and they didn't show
that beginning the boy what he had
disappeared yeah let me know I was not
coming that was it let me know what you
guys thought about it like comment
subscribe all of that
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Police Unity Tour: Cycling for a Cause - Duration: 6:44.
>>> YOU KNOW, IF YOU STOP TO
THINK ABOUT THIS FOR A SECOND,
PREVENTION IS KEY WHEN IT COMES
TO GOOD HEALTH.
BUT IN TODAY'S FAST-PACED
WORLD, MANY OF US FEEL LIKE WE
CAN'T FIND TIME TO MAKE
APPOINTMENTS AT VARIOUS DOCTOR
OFFICES, GET THE LAB WORK DONE,
GO BACK TO THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE
AND GET RESULTS.
AFTER ALL OF THAT, YOU FEEL
OKAY, RIGHT?
>> BUT THERE IS A LOT YOU NEED
TO KEEP TRACK OF WHEN IT COMES
TO YOUR HEALTH, TIME IS NO
EXCUSE ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES
TO GETTING MANY OF YOUR
NECESSARY HEALTH SCREENS DONE
AT PENINSULA REGIONAL MEDICAL
CETNER'S A LIVE WELL
HEALTHFEST.
I'M SURE THE SKY AND YOUR
ATTENTION.
MORE ABOUT IT IS ROGER
FOLLEBOUT, DIRECTOR OF
COMMUNITY RELATIONS AND PRMC.
SO TO START OFF, THANK YOU FOR
COMING.
>> THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME.
>> WE ARE TALKING ABOUT
SCREENING BUT NOT SOMETHING
THAT REPLACES ALL OF THE DOCTOR
APPOINTMENTS?
>> THAT IS CORRECT.
IT IS AN IMPORTANT POINT TO
MAKE.
HEALTHFEST IS FINDING OUT ABOUT
HOW HEALTHY YOU ARE, HOW TO
BECOME MORE HEALTHY AND HOW TO
STAY HEALTHY.
THE SCREENINGS WE ARE DOING ARE
PRETTY EASY AND WERE NOT IN A
CLINICAL SETTING WITH A FULL
LABORATORY THEY ARE.
IT'S ALWAYS BEST AT YOUR ANNUAL
APPOINTMENT WITH HER PRIMARY
CARE PHYSICIAN.
HE OR SHE KNOWS YOU BETTER THAN
WE DO.
THEY KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED
TO DO TO BECOME A HEALTHIER
PERSON.
WE CAN GET YOU POINTED IN THE
RIGHT DIRECTION, BUT WE WANT
YOU TO STILL VISIT YOUR DOCTOR,
NO QUESTION ABOUT IT.
>> AND HEALTH FAST GETS BIGGER
EVERY YEAR IT SEEMS LIKE.
>> IT DOES.
>> WHEN DID ACTUALLY START?
GREAT QUESTION, WE DON'T KNOW.
[LAUGHTER]
>> YEAH, WE ARE GREAT AT
DOCUMENTING THINGS AT THE
HOSPITAL.
I CAN TELL YOU THE DAY WE OPEN
THE DOORS AND WHEN WE DID OUR
FIRST OPEN HEART SURGERY.
I KNOW WHEN THE ROBOT CAME TO
THE OPERATING ROOM, NO IDEA
WHEN HEALTH FAST STARTED.
FOR SOME REASON, NEVER GOT
DOCUMENTED.
BUT THE NURSES WHO HAVE BEEN
THERE LONGER THAN I HAVE BEEN
THERE SHARE WITH ME THEY THINK
IT IS 30 OR 35 YEARS, AND I
BELIEVE THAT.
WE STARTED OUT VERY SMALL AT
THE HOSPITAL BUT LIKE MANY
THINGS, WE OUTGREW.
WE WENT LOOKING FOR A PARTNER
INVENTED OUTSTANDING PARTNER IN
THE WICOMICO COUNTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION.
SO WE WERE AT PARKSIDE HIGH
SCHOOL, THEN THE OLD JAMES M.
BENNETT IF YOU REMEMBER THE OLD
JAMES M. BENNETT.
>> OH YEAH.
>> AND THEN FOR A FEW MORE
YEARS OF THE WONDERFUL NEW
JAMES M. BENNETT.
IT HAS BEEN A WONDERFUL
RELATIONSHIP.
I AM TELLING YOU, WE CAN HAVE A
BETTER PARTNER THAN WE DO WITH
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, A GREAT
VENUE AND PARTNER.
>> SO YOU MENTIONED A LOT OF
DIFFERENT SCREENINGS, WHAT, 35
OF THEM?
>> THAT'S RIGHT, 35 THROUGHOUT
THE DAY FROM 7:30 UNTIL 12:30
IN THE AFTERNOON.
TYPICAL STUFF YOU WOULD EXPECT
A HEALTHCARE, RIGHT?
HEIGHT, WEIGHT, BODY SCREENING,
VISION, BONE DENSITY AWARENESS,
LEGS FOR LIFE TOUCHSCREENS, AND
ALSO, OUR DIABETES TEAM IS
GOING TO RUN A DIABETES RISK
ASSESSMENT.
IT IS A PAPER TEST.
FOUND TO BE AT HIGH RISK, BUT
WE WILL DO IS SEND YOU TO THE
LAB WE HAVE THERE AND DRAW
BLOOD FOR AN A1C.
WE WILL GET RESULTS BACK TO YOU
IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS AND LET
YOU KNOW WHERE YOU STAND, SO
THERE ARE A LOT OF THINGS GOING
ON, PLENTY TO DO, PLENTY OF
GOOD AND FREE SCREENINGS AGAIN
TO FIND OUT HOW HEALTHY YOU
ARE.
>> I KNOW THAT WHEN I DO LAB
TEST AND STUFF, FASTING AND
STUFF LIKE THAT, DO I NEED
>> NONE OF OUR TESTS, NOTHING
REQUIRES A FAST.
>> GOOD.
SUGGEST HEALTH SCREENINGS?
>> AND WE TRY TO MAKE THIS A
FAMILY FREE EVENT.
WE WANT EVERYBODY TO COME OUT
AND HAVE A GOOD TIME.
WE HAVE THINGS TO KEEP KIDS
OCCUPIED.
WE HAVE BALLOON ANIMALS, FACE
PAINTING, AND BELIEVE IT OR
NOT, AN INFLATABLE
>>> A GREAT INVESTMENT IN TIME?
>> WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IS
THIS APRIL 1, AT JAMES M.
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The Ministry for Vulnerable Children, Oranga Tamariki. - Duration: 0:49.
Dear tamariki
You were born with mana
You are descended from greatness
Your wellbeing is important to all of us
And it comes before anything else
You deserve to be surrounded by
loving whanau, family, and community.
To be listened to, respected, and loved.
And that's the journey we've started.
Oranga Tamariki.
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How to Make a Frosted Double chocolate Malt - Duration: 1:37.
Ingredients 5 tablespoons malted milk powder 1 tablespoon dark chocolate sauce ⅔ cup milk 1 pint chocolate ice cream
Add the malted milk powder, chocolate sauce and milk to a blender container.
Blend at low speed until smooth.
Add chocolate ice cream and blend 10 to 15 seconds or until slushy.
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Dragon Ball Super Titles For Episode 70 71 And 72 - Duration: 2:46.
Dragon Ball Super Titles For Episode 70, 71 And 72
Episode number 69 of Dragon Ball Super is on this week, but now we have information about the titles for future episodes. The new story arc will happen later this month.
Gojiitaaf on Facebook reported on the future episodes that are coming for Dragon Ball Super. Next week is episode 70 and this will be the last "filler".
Episode 70 is called "Champa's Challenge! This Time We Face Off in Baseball" and it's airing on December 11th, 2016. This episode is significant for Yamcha fans because he will be back.
Yamcha has been a joke in the Dragon Ball franchise ever since he "died" back in the Saiyan saga. Many fans have mocked him, so the creators made him a baseball player instead of a fighter now.
Yamcha is said to be better at baseball now so he might be good enough to beat Champa in the sport. This will be another filler episode so expect a lot of comedy to ensue.
Episode 71 is when the new story arc will start. This one has a very alarming title called "Goku Dies! Assassination order that must be performed". It will air on December 18th.
The plot summary suggests that Hit is back and Goku is his next target. We still don't know who wants Goku dead, so this might be the main selling point for this arc.
Episode 72 is called "Counter-attack？An invisible assassination skill!". It's airing on Christmas Day so Dragon Ball Super fans have an early gift. It won't be taking a break like many other TV shows do during Christmas.
Anyway, the new story saga sounds very interesting. Hit is one of the more popular characters to have been created in Super.
It's also great to see that English dubs are finally being made. We will see them in 2017 by both Toonami Asia and Funimation.
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My Story/Why I'm an entrepreneur - Duration: 7:21.
hey guys and welcome to my youtube
channel my name is Cassie Ostle and I'm a
brand strategist and a business mentor
for creative entrepreneurs so today I'm
here to say welcome and to
share with you guys a little bit of a
story of how I got started on my
entrepreneurial journey so right out of
college my husband and I decided to move
back to be closer to where we grew up
just close to the family and all of that
so we found that we picked was you know
town in the middle of nowhere Montana
and there were about 30 minutes from any
other big city or even the next smallest
little town that actually had things
going on so we lived in one little town
i have a dr 30 minutes this way to get
to work my husband had wrecked or even
if this way to get to his work
eventually we ended up to where we were
both starving the same direction so we
could carpool or whatnot but when we
first started out we were all 30 minutes
opposite ways so needless to say we were
both always gone and you're both always
busy now the flores assets that part is
to tell you that we lived like i said
here i worked over here and then any
extra activities i did like bowling
league was you know 30 minutes the other
direction so that's a lot of driving so
one day a week whenever I was bowling
league I would be driving at the in a
car all day long basically and all night
long be getting home late from bowling
league so of course one time in the
middle of winter you know black eyes all
of that I ended up getting in a car
accident I hit him S curve and I hit a
patch of black ice and I rolled my car
three and a half times now I landed with
the car upside down with the car rental
roof of course and I can just remember
that feeling once I what the car finally
stopped dinner you know how two moments
that there and think okay what's going
on what do I need to do I remember to
thinking it's immediately like oh my
gosh you know like what's going on what
do i do where am i you know you know all
of those those crazy dots like what's
going to happen next so um luckily I was
okay i can remember like holding on
steering wheel looking down and it okay
i can feel my legs you know everything's
okay we're good to go and of course in
pain you'll say down at this point so
i'm reaching over trying to find my
phone because I know I mean I need to
call 911 and I'm just I'm just trying to
figure out what to do I imagine not to
panic too bad until I had actually made
it out of the car and I was standing in
the middle of field and I didn't really
know which way to
it was and that's when I kind of certain
you're like all right now I'm going to
know what's going to happen but up until
that point I managed to stay pretty calm
and I dentist a call in on one and have
them come on their way around their way
to me I lost the reversible I was
calling to no one so I called my husband
and was like you need to come get me so
I I finally you know figured out where
the highway was and I made it after the
highway and everything turned out okay
the car was of course total but I was
okay I barely even had a scratch or dent
her bruise I was totally fine so the
point of telling you the story though is
it was in that moment and the week solid
afterwards when we had to deal with you
know the financial aftermath and the
logistics of trying to get around with
both my timing to drive different
directions and only having one vehicle
luckily my in-laws you know length our
vehicle to us so we found a solution but
with all about logistics came a lot of
inner thinking and a lot of like I don't
want to live like this anymore I don't
want to have to be driving you know me
that's one of a husband that way forever
we want to write the family and I want
to be able to be home with them
financially speaking that was looking at
that point to be a pretty big obstacle
it looks like that was maybe not ever
going to happen me being able stay home
with the kids but I knew at that point
in time that that's what I wanted that
was trying to my aha moment was you know
me realizing that that wasn't the life
that I want to live I wanted to be able
to stay home with my kids but still
contribute financially so I went on the
path I went on a journey I tried a lot
of direct sales but you know party
planning all that fun stuff and I'm
going to say that I did find a couple
that I wasn't after work and I was
passionate about and they were great and
amazing but in my heart I knew that I
was meant for something different I was
meant for something more so um in 2014 I
started and rotary business and that was
the beginning of my you know awesome
creative dirty I guess I should say so i
started the brewery business and it went
very well kicked off really well i had a
lot of support from you know local
people and my friends and family and I
didn't even really well you know once I
took it online and on the SE and I did
very very well with that um problem with
that was that I was a one-woman show and
I was doing it all by myself so I got to
the point where I got pregnant
my my second child my daughter who you
probably heard in the background right
now but I got pregnant with her and I
had no energy and I had no time left to
devote to do with my rotary business so
I was at the point where I mean either
needed to scale back and hire somebody
else on or I needed to upgrade the
machine and you know figure something
out in that sense so I ended up kind of
scaling back a little bit I didn't take
any new orders at once I got to a
certain point I regnancy and then I just
kind of a kind of held off for a while
on doing anything new I would still love
things trickle in for product for you
know friends and a couple of businesses
that I was doing stuff whore but I
really just kind of held off and I'm
really glad that I did because it opened
up the door for what I'm doing now now I
won't ruin to all the massive massive
details about how it got to where I am
now but let's just say that I tried out
online businesses in a few different
aspects and you know I've done course
creation I've done why have you
different things and it got me to where
you know where I realized that I love to
create things my embroidery business but
one thing that it taught me is that I
love to create whether it's online on
the computer figuring something out or
whether it's crafting sewing whatever
it's creating things so that's where I
started to create logos for you know
local businesses and people that I knew
and I got me into doing branding so I
branded my own business x rays are three
different businesses and that's taught
me a lot so my mission for you guys with
this channel is to help teach you why
it's good to you know the ins and outs
of branding the strategies I will teach
you how to do it yourself and I will
also let you know that I'm here to help
you along the way if you do need help
but this channel this view video that
I'm going to be putting out in the next
few weeks are mostly just all about
trying to teach you that you can brand
it you don't have to go pay the big
bucks to a branch or just or a designer
like myself oh all you can do it
yourself you can use simple tools that
are you know either very cheap or free
and you can do it yourself on all you
really need to know is that you need to
have a clear message going forward and
we will dive into that later on in you
know my next training video but this one
was just so welcome to you know kind of
just let you guys get to know me a
little bit i hope to get to know you a
little bit better i would love it if
watching this if you would drop in the
content where you're from or you know
just say hi let me know you're here
watching let me know if you have any
questions around branding and I will
gladly answer them in an upcoming video
so anyway I hope you have a great day
and I'll catch in the next video and one
thing to know is my kids will almost
always interrupt me when I'm watching me
so you know I apologize if you don't
like watching cason videos but they show
up a lot so this is Madison my youngest
and show you'll see like I said just be
here a lot don't plan on this being a
very formal channel you know there's
going to be outtakes there's going to be
lots of like what's going on is ladies
crazy and I ramble a lot so just be
prepared but that's what I'm here for
again if you have any questions girl
from in the comments and I'll be happy to
answer them
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IT IN ALL THE RESTAURANTS
EXCEPT THOSE IN ALASKA AND
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JUAN: DO YOU HAVE A FAVORITE
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Optune Patient Journey: Meet Sarah | Optune for Recurrent Glioblastoma - Duration: 9:21.
>>PATIENT SARAH: I've been a hairdresser for sixteen plus years, and I have been on Optune
maybe four and a half months.
When I knew you could plug it in, I was like, fine you know, like the battery won't be waking
me up all night.
Yeah, it doesn't really get in my way.
Last year, I was at my friend Alexis, and it was her wedding, and the very next day
the headaches started.
So I just said, Well, maybe I'm a little hungover.
But, it wasn't.
It went on for two weeks.
>>CAREGIVER GARIK: She started losing words.
I would say, What are you doing, you know, what'd you do today at the gym?
And, she would say, I can see it.
I can think of it, but I can't get it out of my mouth.
>>PATIENT SARAH: And, that's when I got a CT scan.
>>CAREGIVER GARIK: Sarah and I have been together for nine years.
The day we met our neuro oncologist was probably the worst day of our lives.
Neither of us had ever heard of GBM before that appointment.
We really didn't know what we were dealing with.
After surgery, our doctor recommended that we undergo radiation and chemo for six weeks.
>>PATIENT SARAH: I didn't really get it.
I didn't do much research.
I was just like, Yeah, whatever, I'm fine.
I'm gonna beat this.
And, then I got to the second one, and we went in and had it removed again.
Um, then that kind of woke me up.
My doctor really is into Optune, and so, he told me that it's a wearable device, non-invasive,
different than chemo.
So, they talked about what you had to do; shave your head.
It has to be bald.
So, every time I was like, No.
No.
No.
And, then finally I was like, Alright, let's do it.
You know it took me a little while.
I hated shaving my head, and it hurt my scar, but once that scar started healing up, um,
it was good.
I mean, would I like not to have cancer?
Well, yes, but you know, I think I'm feeling pretty good; able to work again.
You don't realize how hard it is to not be working.
Ok, we're here; XXX Salon.
Ready to get your hair cut?
Being in public, like when I first got this done, people, they just make faces, and I
don't know what they're saying.
And, because I'm a little bit paranoid, I think they're talking, you know, not very
good.
Um, but then I've had people come up to me and ask, um, Do you have cancer?
Most people are, like anyone in here, no one says anything now.
They've seen me.
It's all good.
>>FRIEND CADEE: I've seen her go through some really difficult times, um, where we didn't
know what the outcome was going to be.
>>PATIENT SARAH: I think how I got adjusted to wearing it was just, yeah, covering it
up as best I could, but without over-heating.
So, I just always put everything to the right, because I'm right-handed.
This flops over, and then I put it on.
I always clip it to my right pant leg because we always pull it to the right, and clipped
it here.
And, then this is my to go.
>>FRIENDS ALEXIS AND KIM: I've known Sarah seven years.
When I first heard that Sarah had cancer, of course, like total devastation.
She's been her best advocate, and taking matters into her own hands, and never sat back like
a victim, ever.
When she first told me that she had to shave her head, I said, Well, if you have to shave
your head, I will shave it with you, and we'll just go on this journey together and be by
you.
This is our grow out right here.
>>PATIENT SARAH: Being a hairstylist and always looking in a mirror, and always looking at
myself, I still think in my head that I'm the blonde that, you know, goes out.
And, then I catch myself in a window, you know, and you're like, Oh yeah, there's that.
But, it's ok, you know, I'm surviving.
So, that matters more to me.
I'm done.
Good?
Yeah?
You guys cleaned up?
I enjoy cutting hair, and I do like to go to work.
And, I've moved to a different space just for the quietness; being around people who
have called me and checked on me.
So, it's like, What is this outfit you're wearing?
Oh, Cool.
And, that's it.
There's no more cancer talk.
So, I like that a lot.
I was nervous just knowing I had to wear this out in public, and I really needed to figure
out ways to hide it.
In the winter, I like wearing these kind of hats because it's so cold, and it covers everything,
including my ears.
I like this for the summer though, because it keeps my head cool.
>>FRIEND CADEE: We'll grab some lunch after this.
>>PATIENT SARAH: Yeah.
>>FRIEND CADEE: Thank you so much.
Have a great day.
>>PATIENT SARAH: Hi, how are you?
Eric is my trainer, and he's fantastic.
He's helped me through this since day one.
When talking to my doctor, we have determined that I can exercise again.
I love working out.
I like to be active, work out, work.
I don't like to sit down until like at least 4 or 5, or it depends on if a good show's
on.
>>CAREGIVER GARIK: Applying the arrays is a learning experience.
Um, you're not going to get it right right off the bat.
I think it took me an hour the first time I put it on, and now we've got it down to
about 15 minutes.
We've got a pretty sweet system.
You're good.
The diagnosis of GBM is a pretty desperate and heartbreaking thing, and so, it's pretty
helpless.
I can't actually physically do anything to help her.
I can be there for support, but I have very little to do with the outcome of this.
Um, and so, the Optune device is actually empowering for a caregiver, because it is
something that you can do.
>>PATIENT SARAH: When I first found out what it was, people were like, You know, there's
only like a year and a half, two years.
No one wants to hear that.
So, you know, studying it on my own, getting the help, doctors, all that has really helped.
>>CAREGIVER GARIK: It's definitely day-by-day.
You gotta take one day at a time.
I am definitely living more in the now.
We really appreciate the good days.
It's going to mess up my make-up.
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