It’s been a great couple of days for patient feedback. We couldn’t be happier to have such great members serving an amazing population.I am very grateful to these two paramedics who came to my aid recently and transported me to hospital. I felt so supported, reassured and informed along the way because of these competent and caring professionals. Thank you!
It’s official: vaccines cause adults.
There is no link between autism and measles, mumps and rubella vaccine, new study finds
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A large new study finds kids who got no childhood vaccines were more likely to be diagnosed with autism than kids who did get recommended vaccinations.Vanderbilt Health
Kyle Fisher, 28, was a paramedic who loved helping people every day. He completed his final act of valor when he donated his heart, liver, kidneys, lungs and tissue on Feb. 9, saving six lives in the process.
Just after midnight that morning, dozens of medical personnel lined the hallways of Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit in a silent memorial as Fisher and his hospital bed was moved from his patient room to the operating room where he would donate his organs.
Thank you to Kyle’s family for the privilege of sharing this poignant experience. We were honored to have cared for him and are thankful for the selfless gift of life he offered through organ donation.
To read more about Kyle, who was also a dad to two young children with another on the way, click here: voice.vumc.org/paramedic-kyle-fisher-saved-lives-organ-donor-heroism-continued-even-death/
You can register to be an organ and tissue donor by visiting donatelifetn.org
