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9 – Nurse Andi – Part 2
Welcome to An Ordinary World: Full of Unforeseen Circumstances podcast!
In this episode, we welcome back Nurse Andi Bowen, a nurse who specialized in helping cancer patients for over 47 years. We learn about the process of what happens between cell donation and transplant.
We also learned more about the Hickman line, a central venous catheter used to administer chemotherapy and other medications. And that Andi worked with Dr. Hickman in Seattle. It was fascinating to hear about Andi’s experience with these major breakthroughs in medicine.
This episode was a beautiful conversation between Christine and the nurse who took care of her during her stay at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (now known as Fred Hutch Cancer Center). During the interview, Andi shared the heart and love she poured into her nursing practice when she talked about the excitement of “someone new to love” when a cancer patient came to her floor.
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ORDINARY WORLD PODCAST
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CHRISTINE CRICCHIO
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REBECCA BEARDSALL
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NMDP*
website | https://bethematch.org/
Instagram | @nmdp_org
TikTok | @nmdp_org
Be The Match has rebranded and is
now NMDP. A new name but the same mission. Find cures. Save lives.
*Please note: we are not affiliated with NMDP, but if you
want to learn more about them, here are some of their channels.
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By Christine and RebeccaWelcome to An Ordinary World: Full of Unforeseen Circumstances podcast!
In this episode, we welcome back Nurse Andi Bowen, a nurse who specialized in helping cancer patients for over 47 years. We learn about the process of what happens between cell donation and transplant.
We also learned more about the Hickman line, a central venous catheter used to administer chemotherapy and other medications. And that Andi worked with Dr. Hickman in Seattle. It was fascinating to hear about Andi’s experience with these major breakthroughs in medicine.
This episode was a beautiful conversation between Christine and the nurse who took care of her during her stay at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (now known as Fred Hutch Cancer Center). During the interview, Andi shared the heart and love she poured into her nursing practice when she talked about the excitement of “someone new to love” when a cancer patient came to her floor.
Socials
ORDINARY WORLD PODCAST
website | https://rebeccabeardsall.com/podcast/
CHRISTINE CRICCHIO
LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-cricchio-msw-951a6b7?lipi
REBECCA BEARDSALL
website | https://rebeccabeardsall.com
Instagram | @author_rebeccabeardsall
NMDP*
website | https://bethematch.org/
Instagram | @nmdp_org
TikTok | @nmdp_org
Be The Match has rebranded and is
now NMDP. A new name but the same mission. Find cures. Save lives.
*Please note: we are not affiliated with NMDP, but if you
want to learn more about them, here are some of their channels.