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Here is a sample from some of our latest pieces.

Quiet Hours 2 pm – 4 pm

Please help us promote a restful and healing environment for our patients by observing our quiet time.

Thank you, Staff of Unit 31

Visiting Hours Partners: 24 hours a day Grandparents and siblings: anytime during the first 24 hours after birth All other visitors: 10 am to 2 pm; 4 pm to 8 pm Quiet time (no interruptions): 2 pm to 4 pm

Small Miracles Visitor Guidelines Norwood Hospital Small Miracles Family Birthing Center is committed to a safe, healthy and supportive environment for you and your newborn. Our visitor guidelines help family and friends welcome a new baby, while giving mothers the rest they need before going home to busy schedules.

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Recognizing Heart Attack and Stroke Symptoms Presented by Norwood Hospital in Partnership with the Foxboro Council on Aging and Human Services

Speaker Dr. Paul Schwerdt, FACC, FSCAI

Director, Cardiac Catheterization Lab, Norwood Hospital • Tips on Reducing Risk Factors • Case studies on Prevention & Treatment • Question & Answer period

November 9, 2011 - 12:00pm to 1:00pm Foxboro Council on Aging and Human Services 75 Central Street, Foxboro, MA 02035 RSVP by calling 508-543-1252.

Free admission.

Through the Chakra’s:

An Eight Week Exploration of Your Chakra Energy Chakras are said to be invisible wheel like forces of energy permeating the physical body and extending beyond it. The most common system consists of seven focal points for the reception and transmission of energies and the free flow of that energy is vital to health and well being. When we tune into the flow of energy in our body we can create ease and flow in our lives.

Join us at Attune Coaching as we undertake our personal development and healing through the lens of the chakras. Each week for seven weeks we will focus on one chakra by increasing our understanding of the chakras and exploring the psychological meanings associated with each. We will be implementing techniques of sound energy and essential oils and you will receive a crystal a week reflecting that chakra. The eighth week will be a final healing session that focuses on all the chakras.

Time:

Thursday evenings beginning September 22, 2011

from 6:30 to 7:30 PM

Location:

Attune Coaching

Cost:

$15.00 per session or $100.00

24 Vernon Street, Newburyport, MA

for all eight sessions

Come to all or attend only the week of the chakra you

would like to focus in on. Maximum participants is six.

To register please contact: Donna Ricci, Psy.D. Attune Coaching — Creative Life Coaching 24 Vernon St. • Newburyport, MA 01950 978-499-8282 www.attunecoaching.com donna@attunecoaching.com

The Andean Despacho:

Giving Back to the Universe, Giving Back to Ourselves

11/11/11

On November 11, 2011 in many places all over the world, people will be taking part in sacred ceremonies, connecting their hearts and souls to come into greater alignment with the Earth and Heavens. It is also a day to honor those who have defended freedom in the world and to set our sights toward peace.

It is said that a new portal of awareness will open to us on this day. In honor of this, we invite you to join us as we take you through the beautiful process of creating an Andean Despacho, a gift of gratitude to the Universe and an opportunity to create peace, wellbeing, and harmony in our lives.

Please join Marcia Goodman-Blair, M.A. of Soul Spirit Journey, a Shamanic Practitioner and Donna Ricci, Psy.D. of Attune Coaching as we demonstrate the process, and then, aided by guided imagery and sound healing, work together to create our despacho offering.

After participating in this workshop, you will have the tools to create your own despachos for various occasions including blessing life events such as birth, marriage, illness, death or just to offer prayer and appreciation for what you have been given.

9 am to 1pm The Lyman Center, Amesbury, MA 58 Macy Street, Amesbury, MA

Register by Nov 10th: $50.00 • Pre-register by Oct 14: $40.00 To register you may call Marcia at 978-500-6828 or email marcia@soulspiritjourney.com or Donna at 617-461-0461 Donna@attune coaching.com Pay Pal option through Soul Spirit Journey or Attune Coaching

Hospital Week Staff Appreciation and Thank You!

Ice Cream Social

Thursday, May 10 2 pm - 4 pm Cafeteria

Late shifts and Foxboro staff will have ice cream delivered.

Win! Red Sox Tickets* or

Prime Parking Spot for a Month!

All employees will be entered in a drawing to win one of these great prizes.

No sign up necessary.

Drawing will be held Thursday, May 10 during the Ice Cream Social. *Red Sox tickets compliments of Coca-Cola.

Calling all Children to the

Very Merry Children’s Holiday Party Thursday, December 13 3 pm to 5 pm Abraham-Sieracki Conference Room

Children and grandchildren of Norwood Hospital staff and volunteers are invited to have their photos taken with Santa and to join in all the “reindeer games”!

Cocoa, Cookies & Treats!

Games & Activities!

Photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus!

Polar Express - the Movie!

Special Surprises!

Please RSVP by Monday, December 3, to Elf Anita Poncia, ext. 16009 or anita.poncia@steward.org.

Physician Profile Physician Profile Dayna L. Anderson, MD Internal Medicine

Board Certification American Board of Internal Medicine

Residency Deaconess Hospital Harvard Medical School Boston, Massachusetts

Medical School

Dayna L. Anderson, MD Internal Medicine Steward Medical Group Dedham Internal Medicine 850 Washington Street, Floor 1, Suite 1 Dedham, Massachusetts 02026 Phone: 781-375-3805 Fax: 781-375-3810

Georgetown University School of Medicine Washington, D.C.

Areas of Special Interest • • • •

Women’s Health Adolescent Health Preventative Medicine Aesthetic Medicine

Office Address/Telephone Steward Medical Group Dedham Internal Medicine 850 Washington Street, Floor 1, Suite 1 Dedham, Massachusetts 02026 Phone: 781-375-3805 Fax: 781-375-3810

www.norwood-hospital.org

www.steward.org

Welcome

Dayna L. Anderson, MD Board Certification American Board of Internal Medicine

Residency Deaconess Hospital Harvard Medical School Boston, Massachusetts

Medical School Georgetown University School of Medicine Washington, D.C.

Areas of Interest

Dayna L. Anderson, MD Internal Medicine

• Women’s Health • Adolescent Health • Preventative Medicine • Aesthetic Medicine

Office Address/Telephone Steward Medical Group Dedham Internal Medicine 850 Washington Street, Floor 1, Suite 1 Dedham, Massachusetts 02026 Phone: 781-375-3805 Fax: 781-375-3810

www.Steward.org

70 East Street Methuen, MA 01844

You’re Invited!

New Emergency Center Grand Opening

Featuring: • 32 private rooms • Two-bay cardiac room • Double trauma room • Dedicated imaging area with 64-slice CT scanner • Digital radiographic imaging • EMS lounge and work area • Rapid medical evaluation area • Dedicated specialty exam rooms

Open House Celebration of Our New Emergency Center

Ribbon Cutting Reception and Tours with Special Guest Mary Richardson, formerly of Chronicle Tuesday, July 26, 2011 I8:30 – 11:30 a.m.

Inside the New Emergency Center

World-class health care where you live Holy Family Hospital

70 East Street, Methuen, MA 01844

caritasholyfamily.org

New Emergency Center Grand Opening, Summer 2011 Holy Family Hospital is excited to celebrate the completion of our new state-ofthe-art Emergency Center, which at 24,000 sq. ft. almost doubles our capacity.

Everything about this ED is built around our goal to provide prompt treatment for patients and a health care program that supports their health and recovery.

We welcome you to be a part of our special ceremonial events as we commemorate this day by planting flowers around the new center. Tours will be offered by our Emergency Center team following the ceremony.

We look forward to sharing this special milestone in Holy Family’s history with you as we celebrate world-class emergency health care available right here, where you live.

Please RSVP by July 12 to 978-687-0156, ext. 2121.

It’s not a handout, you’re actually participating in changing somebody’s life.”

Betty Desjardins, Co-chairperson for Hike for Hope state agencies. Residents are then selected after a

Nearly

stringent screening process. a cheery playroom and a community kitchen, up the

80 percent

elevator to a hallway with doors on each side. The

of Lazarus

mailboxes have no names; a third of the residents are

House revenues

Navarro leads the way through the front door, past

victims of domestic violence. She unlocks the door to an empty one-bedroom apartment. The white walls are

come from

spotless, the kitchen opens up to a bright dining area,

fundraising.

and in the bedroom, two beds await the new family.

In one of the apartments lives a couple from Cuba with their autistic son. As a doctor back home, the mother used to earn $30 a month. Showers consisted of cold water from a hole in the wall that had to be plugged to stop the flow. These days, they often say they cannot believe their luck, Navarro says. The father has landed a job as an interpreter and the mother is working toward her M.D. The lease is renewed every six months for up to two years while the families are required to

Volunteers

participate in workshops in

do the

budgeting, self-esteem, nutrition,

equivalent

parenting, and much more. They leave with good credit and a new sense of self worth. Over 90 percent move into their own apartment.

“We’ve been very successful,” Navarro says.

of more

than 29 fulltime staff.

“They’re constantly up for review,” adds Kathie Clark, director of Public Relations and Communications at the Lazarus House. “It’s not an easy place to be, but the success rate speaks for itself.”

The Capernaum Place families will have their own team at the Hike for Hope and will offer their testimonials to the crowd once everyone has completed the 5-mile pledge walk that loops through Andover, Mass., and begins and ends at the campus of Merrimack College.

Founded by Dave McGillivray, race director for the Boston Marathon,

the popular hike has evolved into a family-friendly

page 32 • Around Town In New England Magazine • Fall 2011

fall festival. This year, hikers will as always

As the unemployment rate in Lawrence

be treated to a free barbecue while children

consistently runs twice as high as the state

the Capernaum Place, another stop on

can take their pick among ATV rides, face

average, the recession has created a stagger-

the tour, extol the virtues of the Lazarus

painting, a Velcro wall, and other activities.

ing demand for services. Food Coordinator

House. They talk about receiving their

The event offers the Lazarus House an

Ken Campbell at St. Martha’s Food Pantry

GEDs, securing nursing or medical assistant

opportunity to showcase the scope of its

down the street from the Good Shepherd

certifications, dreams of college degrees,

services. “The Lazarus House doesn’t just

Center predicts the worst is yet to come.

and hopes for their children. “This is the first

deal with any one problem,” Clark says. “It

Every Wednesday, the pantry provides

time someone told me I could do whatever

takes people from the crisis mode and truly

10,000 food items to 700 families. Unlike

I want,” a resident named Marcela writes.

guides them step by step through the journey

many other pantries, the Lazarus House

“They opened the door to my future.”

until they’re no longer in poverty – that’s the

has created a shopping experience; people

piece I don’t think people may know.” Those

are able to pick items off the shelves rather

who want to learn even more can

than being handed a bag. “This is awesome,”

sign up for one of the weekly tours

Campbell says as he shows off the new

of the entire operation – the soup

facility, which opened last year. “They used

kitchen at the Good Shepherd

to have to wait outside. Now they can come

Center, which serves breakfast and

in. It’s very good.”

lunch to 200 people a day; the community day center next door, which offers refuge from the cold in the winter; and the thrift store – there are three total – to which people in need can receive vouchers.

The tour also stops at the Lazarus House emergency shelter, a short drive from the main offices at the Good Shepherd Center. “This is

In a recent newsletter, former residents of

it takes people from the crisis mode and truly guides them step

by step through the journey until they’re no longer in poverty – that’s the piece I don’t think people may know.”

Kathie Clark, Director of Public Relations and Communications

A child raised by a single mother in Lawrence is 91

she enters. “Babies have been born

to grow up in poverty.

a real home and that is also what it is to the guests for up to six months. As a former rooming house, the shelter is equipped to accommodate people whose lives have fallen apart. Everyone needs to be out by 8 a.m. every morning, but their belongings remain next to their beds, whole lives stuffed into plastic bags. In one room, five beds with flowery duvets line up. A crib sits in the corner. At 5 p.m., the mother who sleeps here returns with her five children under the age of 5.

Lazarus House Ministries, Inc. Lawrence, MA 01842 (978) 689-8575 lazarushouse.org

“The Lazarus House doesn’t just deal with any one problem,

where it all began,” Clark says as here.” The three-story shelter has the feel of

a

percent more likely

You are a St ar

St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center cordially invites you to our

Volunteer Appreciation Celebration Thursday, April 19, 2012 4:00-6:00PM St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center • Seton Auditorium 736 Cambridge St., Brighton

RSVP by April 4 to Jackie Haley at jacqueline.haley2@steward.org or 617-789-2334

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