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  Picture was taken in March 2011, man was Craig Lewis, and 55 years of age when he was diagnosed with amyloidosis. It’s a rare autoimmune disease that fills organs with buildups of protein that causes kidney, heart, and liver failure. They installed a continuous flow device that allowed the blood to move freely and circulate his body, replacing the heart.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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As if childbirth itself isn’t stressful enough, having a baby during the current pandemic adds more weight to a new mom’s shoulders. Both prenatal and postpartum, a new mom should be filled with excitement for their little one, not worrying about a worldwide health scare. Luckily, good preparation can alleviate many of the worst fears and make the situation less daunting for ev eryone. This checklist will help navigate the uncertainty and most importantly, help you prioritize what’s most important: the health of a new mom and her precious bundle of joy.   Image source   Stay Home Most of us are socially distancing in stores, restaurants, etc., but it’s especially important for new moms to stay out of the public as much as possible and avoid crowds. The less exposure to others, the lower the chance is of getting the virus. This could mean swapping some in-person OB/GYN appointments to virtual ones, ordering groceries online, and scheduling some postpartum virtual check-ups...

 

 

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