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Do you struggle with standing up for yourself when it comes to your health? This episode is for you.

Join us as we discuss the importance of BOLD conversations with Jameka Haynes, Iredell Health Foundation Board Member, Crosby Scholars High School Coordinator, and founder of BOLD Conversations Consulting.

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Every loss matters. Every story matters. This month, listen as Ashley Cooper, The Birth Place nurse and Bereavement Committee Chair, discusses the lasting impact of pregnancy and infant loss, the importance of support, and how we can help families feel seen, heard, and cared for during their grief journey. 

Take care listening.

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Do you suffer from anxiety or depression, but you're hesitant to try new medications for fear of the side effects? Cue GeneSight.

Hannah Brooke Brown, FNP-C at Iredell Family Care Center of Statesville, shares how your genes can be used as a tool when prescribing anxiety and depression medications. She's accepting new patients of all ages.

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🤔Can hearing loss affect other parts of the body?

🤔What does an audiologist actually do?

🤔What did the first hearing aid look like?

Kelsey Butz, AuD, audiologist at Iredell Ear, Nose & Throat, answers these questions and more on this episode of Inspire Iredell. She's accepting new patients — no referral needed!

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Arfa Faiz, MD, of Piedmont HealthCare Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, discusses how to protect your child and others that suffer from allergies as back to school season begins.

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Does your child get distracted easily, have trouble completing tasks, or struggle at school?

These behaviors could indicate Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

Dr. Michael Tjahjadi, board-certified pediatrician at Iredell Pediatrics, shares helpful information on how to support your child and steps you can take for them to thrive. He explains how a diagnosis by a medical professional is not a label, but rather a tool that can help them be the best version of themselves.

This episode is not intended to be medical advice and we encourage you to follow the guidance of your medical professionals.

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Lisa Warren, Director of Cardiopulmonary Rehab, shares what to expect during treatment including exercises, safety, how progress is measured, and how lives are changed each day.

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What's a twist test? Is going barefoot okay?

Damon Hays, DPM, MBA, VP of the Iredell Physician Network and Podiatrist, discusses the ins and outs of shopping for shoes and what to look for so you have the best support.

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What's a premium? How about coinsurance? What do PPO, HMO, and HSA stand for?

Donna Dodd, Senior Account Manager for USI Insurance Services, breaks down health insurance in a way that makes sense. 

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Germs are sneaky—Dr. Robert Aryeetey, infectious disease expert, explains how they spread, what to watch for, and how to stay ahead of them.

Some questions he will answer:

When do you need to wear a mask in public?

What's the difference between a bacterial and a viral infection?

Is there something that people are overly concerned about that isn't a real risk?

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