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Billings woman shares message of hope during battle with rare cancer - Vimarsana News

Billings woman shares message of hope during battle with rare cancer

Billings woman shares message of hope during battle with rare cancer Billings woman shares message of hope during battle with a rare cancer By: Victoria Hill and last updated 2021-07-01 19:42:49-04 BILLINGS – Everything Rebecca Hedegaard says and does is done with a smile. It’s true, even when talking about some of her most challenging days. “Chemo is not very fun, but you just kind of get through it,” Hedegaard said with a smile and a laugh. In April of 2020, she was diagnosed with triple-negative, stage three breast cancer at the age of 39. “Which is...

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Operation Remote Immunity Considered A Success - Vimarsana News

Operation Remote Immunity Considered A Success

Dryden, ON, Canada / CKDR Mar 8, 2021 2:31 PM Left to right: Darrin Spence, IFNA Emergency Operations; Connor Howie, IFNA Health Services Manager; Roy Fiddler, Community Pandemic Lead; Chief Gordon Beardy; Councillor Doug Beardy/Photo Supplied The province says it has reached a milestone for immunizing northern first nations against COVID-19. It says everyone living in the 31 remote communities has received the first dose of the vaccine, who wants one. Overall, over 15 thousand doses of the COVID-19 vaccine has been delivered in communities in the far north. That includes over 12 thousand fir...

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Muskrat Dam Receives COVID-19 Vaccines - Vimarsana News

Muskrat Dam Receives COVID-19 Vaccines

Dryden, ON, Canada / CKDR Feb 5, 2021 1:43 PM Left to right: Darrin Spence, IFNA Emergency Operations; Connor Howie, IFNA Health Services Manager; Roy Fiddler, Community Pandemic Lead; Chief Gordon Beardy; Councillor Doug Beardy/Photo Supplied Residents of Muskrat Dam First Nation have received their vaccine against COVID-19. Chief Gordon Beardy, Community Councilors and other Leaders were some of the first in line to receive their first dose on February 1. According to Chief Beardy 86% of eligible community members, over the age of 18, were vaccinated. “Like everyone, Muskrat Dam wants to ...

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