After more than a year of sheltering children at home with limited exposure, a New Mexico pediatrician says their bodies are now getting bombarded with viruses.Evan Anderson loves taking his daughter out for daddy-daughter days.“We love the bio park, the zoo, the botanical garden, the aquarium, anything outdoors,” Anderson said.But he has noticed something.“We got hit twice in the last two or three months kind of all of a sudden, as if it was catching up with us, Anderson said.He says he and his daughter got a cold after not getting one in over two years.“A little runny nose and sore throat and a little cough, nothing we can t handle,” Anderson said.And they re not alone.Jasmine French also says all three of her kids – 2, 4, and 6 years old – recently got sick and says it s a downside to returning to normal.“They just returned to day care recently and the youngest two actually ended up with hand, foot and mouth disease probably two weeks after they went back and
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Business briefs: Physicians join Presbyterian Medical Group in Ruidoso
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Two new physicians joined Presbyterian Medical Group in Ruidoso.
Sabrina Rocke, DO, is a family medicine physician who focuses on the healthcare needs of children and adults. Dr. Rocke provides comprehensive care for patients of all ages, including well-child and well-adult exams, women’s healthcare, LGBTQ care, chronic disease management and acute care needs.
In her free time, Rocke enjoys hiking, biking, birding, yoga and spending time outdoors. Rocke is fluent in Spanish.
Rocke earned her medical degree at the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in Glendale, Arizona. She completed a residency in family medicine at the Banner University Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
Expert: Kids going back to school will face new anxiety
Pediatrician says it will take time for children to adjust Share Updated: 6:35 PM MDT Apr 5, 2021
Pediatrician says it will take time for children to adjust Share Updated: 6:35 PM MDT Apr 5, 2021
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Show Transcript AS ANCHOR RON BURKE REPORTS, IT’S A TOUGH TIME FOR KIDS. RON: IT’S BEEN MORE THAN A YEAR SINCE STUDENTS HAVE WALKED THESE HALLS. IT HAS BEEN A WHILE SINCE I HAVE BEEN ABLE TO HEAR ANYONE ELSE’S SOUND BUT MY OWN. JUST BEING STUCK HOME ALONE. I AM JUST LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING PEOPLE AND SEEING FRIENDS AND TALKING TO PEOPLE. BOTH THOSE GIRLS ARE EXTREMELY ELOQUENT AND HOW THEY DESCRIBE WHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON THIS PAST YEAR. RON: SO HOW DO STUDENTS DEAL WITH THE PRESSURES OF GOING BACK? THE KIDS ARE GOING TO REDISCOVER THEMSELVES AND REALIZE EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE STILL NERVOUS, IT IS STILL SCHOOL, THEY HAVE DONE THIS BEFORE, THEY HAVE THEIR CLASSMATES, AND
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