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Advocate Health Care is proud to be a part of Advocate Aurora Health, the 11th largest not-for-profit, integrated health system in the United States and a leading employer in the Midwest with more than 75,000 employees, including more than 22,000 nurses and the region’s largest employed medical staff and home health organization. A national leader in clinical innovation, health outcomes, consumer experience and value-based care, Advocate Aurora serves nearly 3 million patients annually in Illinois and Wisconsin across more than 500 sites of care. Advocate Aurora is engaged in hundreds of clinical trials and research studies, and is nationally recognized for its expertise in cardiology, neurosciences, oncology and pediatrics. The organization contributed nearly $2.2 billion in charitable care and services to its communities in 2019. To learn more, visit advocateaurorahealth.org.
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Together, let’s make the South Side healthier
Let’s work together to make our community healthier! Advocate Health Care has been proudly serving people on Chicago's South Side for more than 125 years. We are planning to make major investments in innovative new programs to help improve health and wellness.
We need your help. Finding effective solutions to improve health outcomes will take partnership and collaboration from all of us. We believe that by working hand in hand with the community we can save lives by redefining how, when and where we deliver care to best serve South Side residents.
Visit MyVoiceMyHealth.com to join the conversation.
We need your help. Finding effective solutions to improve health outcomes will take partnership and collaboration from all of us. We believe that by working hand in hand with the community we can save lives by redefining how, when and where we deliver care to best serve South Side residents.
Visit MyVoiceMyHealth.com to join the conversation.
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Together, let’s make the South Side healthier
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Let’s work together to make our community healthier! Advocate Health Care has been proudly serving people on Chicago's South Side for more than 125 years. We are planning to make major investments in innovative new programs to help improve health and wellness. We need your help. Finding effective solutions to improve health outcomes will take partnership and collaboration from all of us. We bel...
Real Bears Fans Wear Pink: Advocate Health Care Halftime
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Advocate Health Care and the Chicago Bears celebrated their annual #RealBearsFansWearPink breast cancer awareness game! It was a special day as we recognized patients who have been touched by breast cancer. Time on the field and a halftime takeover with our pink ribbon and bell ringing ceremony were just a few of the ways we turned Soldier Field PINK. Some of our patients’ care team also joined...
Virtual Walk-through of Illinois Masonic Foundation's New Dental Clinic for Underserved Communities
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🏗️ Join us on an exclusive virtual tour of the upcoming dental clinic that is set to transform the lives of underserved communities! 🌟 The Illinois Masonic Foundation is on a mission to provide improved dental care, and we're thrilled to partner with them on this exciting project. 🔨 In this video, take a sneak peek at the state-of-the-art facilities and innovative design of the upcoming clinic....
Meet Peggy: Breast Cancer Survivor
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When Margaret “Peggy” Cooley swapped out her comfy sports bras for a push-up to attend a Bridgerton-themed pop-up, she never knew her love of the hit Netflix show would change her life forever. After a night of dressing up and English Regency Era fun, Peggy noticed she had a dent in her breast. Her worries grew when it was still there a few days after. Out of an abundance of caution, she called...
Who We Are: National Coming Out Day - Advocate Health Care
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Who We Are is an opportunity for teammates to celebrate and honor the richness of our heritage and cultural groups. It is one way we affirm and lift communities and cultures with attention to equitable representation.
Who We Are - Highlighting the Intersectionality within the Hispanic Community
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Who We Are is an opportunity for AAH team members to celebrate and honor the richness of our heritage and cultural groups. It is one way we affirm and lift communities and cultures with attention to equitable representation. In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, this session of Who We Are will focus on our panelists reflecting on their intersectional identities, the impact of culture, heritage, ...
Who We Are - How We Celebrate
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Who We Are is an opportunity for AAH team members to celebrate and honor the richness of our heritage and cultural groups. It is one way we affirm and lift communities and cultures with attention to equitable representation. Join us. In honor of celebrating the many winter holidays and observances inclusively, this session of Who We Are will feature team members sharing what winter holidays th...
Who We Are: Disability Employment Awareness Month
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Who We Are is an opportunity for AAH team members to celebrate and honor the richness of our heritage and cultural groups. It is one way we affirm and lift communities and cultures with attention to equitable representation. In honor of Disability Employment Awareness Month, this session of Who We Are will focus on our panelists bringing awareness and understanding about our commitment to incr...
Juneteenth: Senses of Freedom
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In honor of Juneteenth, teammates from across our enterprise will share their history and connection to the holiday and reflect on the theme Senses of Freedom: Exploring the Tastes, Sounds, and Experiences of an African American Celebration.
A Second Chance at Life: Overcoming Congestive Heart Failure - Mary's Story
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Witness the incredible journey of Mary, a brave patient who defied the odds and triumphed over congestive heart failure. Discover how our dedicated team of healthcare professionals and groundbreaking treatments transformed Mary's life, giving her a second chance to pursue her dreams and enjoy every precious moment with her loved ones. Watch more inspiring stories about the innovative procedures...
Back to doing what he loves after a tough battle with cancer - Kyrell's Story
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Kyrell thinks life feels amazing - especially after finishing treatment for leukemia at Advocate Children's Hospital, where his care team went above and beyond for both him and his family. Watch more inspiring stories about the innovative procedures, life-changing surgeries and extraordinary care patients receive at Advocate Health Care: advocatehealth.com/stories
Tiny but Mighty - Advocate Health Care NICU - Max's Story
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Tiny but Mighty - Advocate Health Care NICU - Max's Story
Spreading love for CPR and his care team after a heart attack: Elston's Story
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Spreading love for CPR and his care team after a heart attack: Elston's Story
Enjoying family life and family business after a serious stroke - Rocco's Story
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Enjoying family life and family business after a serious stroke - Rocco's Story
AAPI month celebration with Advocate Health teammates
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AAPI month celebration with Advocate Health teammates
Happy Nurses Week from the Chicago Cubs!
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Happy Nurses Week from the Chicago Cubs!
How We Celebrate - Spring Edition 2023 - Advocate Health Care
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How We Celebrate - Spring Edition 2023 - Advocate Health Care
Women sharing their stories - Women's History Month
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Women sharing their stories - Women's History Month
Find Peace of Mind with a Quick Care Video Visit with Advocate Health Care
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Find Peace of Mind with a Quick Care Video Visit with Advocate Health Care
Advocate Clinic at Walgreens is here to help you live well
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Advocate Clinic at Walgreens is here to help you live well
A Brand New Day. Together we are Advocate Health.
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A Brand New Day. Together we are Advocate Health.
Dancing again after a devastating brain injury
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Dancing again after a devastating brain injury
In charge of his hypertension and his future
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In charge of his hypertension and his future
Back to doing what he loves after a tough battle with cancer
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Back to doing what he loves after a tough battle with cancer
Let's Live Well Jr. - Advocate Health Care
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Let's Live Well Jr. - Advocate Health Care
Let's Live Well - Advocate Aurora Health
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Let's Live Well - Advocate Aurora Health
That colonoscope is a little too close to your mouth bud 😂
I’m so excited that am totally cured from bad breath, I never believe I will be cured but when I meet Dr Emovon on UA-cam channel he send me a herbal medicine that cure my bad breath and acid reflux completely.🥰🥰
Started jogging again and my left hip flexor is hurting!! I need to get a better, depeer stretch here. 😊
What a beautiful man. God bless him and all of the people he helps in Jesus’s Holy Name, Amen. 🙏🙏🌸
I suffered from bad breath and acid reflux pain for 45 years and those past years have been in complete agony and pain until I came across Dr Emovon on UA-cam who cured me permanently from bad breath and acid reflux pain with his herbal products, Dr.Emovon is the real deal to infections #dremovon🦷🦷🦷🦷
There was a lot of editing and I just want you to know that I would've sat thru the long version too😊
God bless you my brother. I am a hospice chaplain and to me it’s a humbling honor to serve those in great need. Please feel free to reach out to me if YOU want or need a shoulder to lean upon. I will keep you in my prayers. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
"Not necessarily in their 20s." OMG, I don't know how you Americans, being so "Western," ended up with such a different culture from those of Europeans! It's mind blowing how you have normalized that the normal thing is to get married and have kids in the TWENTIES. 🤯 Even here in Latin America, it's more and more normal to get married and have kids during the 30s, not 20s!
I'm glad I found this video. This is something that I really need for myself, the video is done very well. Thank you stay healthy be well
At 58, I won’t be getting up off the floor from that kneeling position. 😅
sue enjoys anal sex now , dr , have fun , and where did he go ?
Keep having those babies!
Just had a orange and my mood definitely changed, i even feel better physically. Definitely adding this to my lunch everyday at work!!
I suffer from irregular heartbeat, turns out i have hereditary heart disease and suffering from a heart attack as we speak from BCH. They just did an angioplasty…. Go get bloods done if you have irregular heartbeat.
I can still have kids Deanna souders Rensselaer in souders llc im 44
I knew a lady who had a baby at 50! Her husband had a vesectomy and her tubes tied!!! Talk about a miracle child.
Did she use donor eggs or her own naturally
should specify that its tea WITHOUT milk. Milk is for baby cows, not adult humans - we are the wrong age and species to be consuming it.
Too bad you couldn’t take the time to do the whole thing. Switching from one place to another without doing the 5 to 7 repetitions you recommend makes her all lousy video.
Pulling my knees up like that is how I hurt my hip in the first place! Now I'm looking for a stretch the relive the pain.
if was a real patient they would be suturing those lacereations, but good training video
Sorry. Risk of downs syndrome goes from 1 in 1250 for a 25 year mother to 1 in 100 for a 40 year old mother. Risk increases for older father too, but it never even reaches 1 in 1250. Increased risk of gestational diabetes, pre eclampsia, premature birth, low birth weight and other.medical issues. I don't why a doctor, especially an obgyn, would tell you that there is "nothing to worry about." Saying that could be malpractice. She should know better. Most kids are born healthy. But the odds of problems keep going up with age. If you COULD have your kids in your 20s, why wait to your 40s? Rolling the dice doesn't sound like a good idea, even if you're more likely to be okay. What parent who has a child with medical issues wants a doctor to say "only one kid in a thousand ever gets this. It almost never happens."?
Basic biology doesn't change and women age more rapidly than men after puberty starts. So 30 usually is too old for most women
True. If a man wants more than one healthy kid, he needs a woman in her early 20s. His age doesn't matter.
@@StuJones-gn7telol 😂😂😂 not at all.. women are having kids later than ever with each passing generation.. too bad for incels
Very important video
My friend had a baby at 53. It is never too late.
i wish my grandpa could’ve told his story i’m trying to watch the recovery videos wishing it was him. congratulations though!
30 years ago my best friend was born to parents in their mid 40s my bestfriend and her brother are totally healthy and successful people and they were born in the 90s Don’t loose hope and yes her parents are still alive doing well till this day!
I’m cracking up “if you’re experiencing pain you’re gonna have to get somebody else to shovel the snow” 😂 great video! Thank you
When I was a kid at 6 they took my tonsils out for no apparent reason but you got ice cream 😏
can he beat goku tho?
I get Dr Oyalo herbs supplements and it has been helpful on my child autism spectrum. All traits are gone with her speech and focus and attention is good to talk about.
I am 46 and I think I'm pregnant. This would be my 5th child. A bit worried though. I am hypertensive, have gall stones and fatty liver.😢
If you're a woman watching this please disregard the video and these comments. This is what you actually need to know: Sexual Maturity to Age 22 --> Perfect Age 23 to Age 25 --> A little worse for wear but your kid will have a great life Age 26 to Age 28 --> Small chance of mutation, especially if child is male because only one x chromosome. Avoid giving birth here if you can. Age 28 to 34 --> Large chance of mutation, especially if male child. Don't get pregnant. Age 35+ --> Mutation is virtually guaranteed. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, DO NOT GET PREGNANT. If you give birth at a later age it's OK. But please, please, PLEASE be ready to deal with the fallback of your poor decision. This might mean paying for speech development therapy. Or putting your kid in an autism social skills development class. Or maybe even hormone therapy if you kid is under masculinized (for a boy) or virilized (for a girl). You might also have to pay for surgeries to correct medical or cosmetic defects. I should know, I came from a 30 year old mom and never really turned into a man (wide hips, narrow shoulders, can't grow beard). It's miserable. Please don't subject someone to this.
Your visual depicting salt appears to be inaccurate. 1 teaspoon (not tablespoon) equals 2.3 grams of sodium. The visual appears to display much more than a tsp and may lead to misinterpretation.
There's no correlation between dietary fat and any chronic diseases
I have been using this Dr.Emovon on UA-cam cure remedy for 3 months now. So far, it has cured my acid reflux, improved energy and metabolism, in the morning I feel recharged and I no longer feel pain.💯
Both hips at same time?
Yes
One advice u need like 5mg thats 11x what they recommend of Folate in older age women if u want to prevent chromasomal things like down syndrome. Can't remember what study i read that in. They prescribed it to me for my iron deficiency anyway so its isn't difficult to get a hold of. But theres better forms of folate thats more expensive.
Hey ladies is it too old to try fourth baby at age 33
Long as you’re healthy, you should be fine. Don’t listen to negative people.
That is so young! I had my fifth at 34. My pediatrician had her first at 45.
Did this used to be called St Joe's hosp..,??
There are many older women and men in the Bible that have given birth to healthy babies. Two include: Saint Elizabeth (the one our Blessed Mother Mary went and visited). And Saint Anne, Mary's mother. Along with others.... 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
Right. Everyone is different.
Ah yes everyone knows those people who are too fat from eating rice and potatoes. Nevermind the fried chicken, burgers, chocolate, cookies and other high-fat foods that fat people actually eat on a daily basis.
That's up to God's will
Thanks for the information! 😊
Raising kids has more to do with than age. You need to prove you have enough brains and brawn! Not many of my piblings (aunts and uncles) have addressed that! An aunt of mine who used to be my godmother and her husband are the only piblings of mine who haven’t been such goofy parents!
Im about to go on a lovely walk back to family dollar and see if they have a few more cans in stock.
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My mom had my brother at 46 and my mom is a vegetarian.
Amazing ! My aunt had my cousin at 45 and she lived into her mid 90s
It's the carbs, processed "food" and seed oils. Animal fat is your friend.
Past 29, period. Ideal is 22-25. “Women are choosing” “Women this, women that” Always thinking about yourselves, typical. “I’ll be so lonely!! Who cares about the risks, I can’t be alone, Chad pumped and dumped me I need a mentally r4t3rd3d child so I’m not alone as an expired geriatric f0¡d!!”
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