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We welcome the warmth of May. This month is Mental Health Awareness Month. We will have discussions, share facts, provide tools and references because #MentalHealthMatters. 

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Please look out for the following dates / events this month:

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  • ​May 15th, 4pm PST/7pm EST - Transplant Unwrapped Virtual Caregivers and Family Support Group

  • May 29th, 4pm PST/7pm EST  - Transplant Unwrapped Virtual Support Group

Community Perspectives:
We asked our community members:
What are the most helpful things you bring with you to the hospital?  There are v
arious answers based on whether you are the patient, parent, friend, caregiver or all of the above! 

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Caregiver of a Pediatric Patient

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Intestinal Rehab Patient

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Post Transplant Patient

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Post Transplant Patient

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Caregiver to Adult Patient
 

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Post Transplant Patient

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"Transplant Unwrapped and educational programs are a vital resource to the community for intestine transplant and short bowel syndrome. It is so important that patients have educational resources and ways of networking with others and be able to gain a greater understanding of their disease process, a greater understanding of the expectation of what transplant would bring, and a greater resource and ability to reach the larger community around them." ~Dr. Syed-Mohammed Jafri, Henry Ford Health Systems~

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