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By Shawn Patrick Apr 29, 2021 Every weekday Shawn Patrick sheds some light on some good news with His Good Vibes Story. Here is today's... Sometimes a little extra TLC goes a long way, especially for those battling COVID. A woman fighting the virus in a Tennessee hospital got some tender loving care from the nurses caring for her. After being on a ventilator for weeks, several nurses in the COVID Intensive Care Unit at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville went above and beyond for their patient. A doctor found them treating the woman to a “spa day” by brushing her hair out a...

By Shawn Patrick Apr 29, 2021 Every weekday Shawn Patrick sheds some light on some good news with His Good Vibes Story. Here is today's... Sometimes a little extra TLC goes a long way, especially for those battling COVID. A woman fighting the virus in a Tennessee hospital got some tender loving care from the nurses caring for her. After being on a ventilator for weeks, several nurses in the COVID Intensive Care Unit at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville went above and beyond for their patient. A doctor found them treating the woman to a “spa day” by brushing her hair out a...

All you need is love. Especially in the time of COVID-19. A woman fighting the virus after being on a ventilator for weeks got tender loving care from frontline workers in the COVID Intensive Care Unit at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville. "I walked by the room and without any fanfare these nurses had undertaken the idea of giving her a spa day and they were brushing her hair out," Dr. Wes Ely told News 2. "These women and men, who are the nurses, to me, are the absolute frontline heroes and the amount of heart and love that they pour forth towards our patients just inspires m...

The human side of healing: How seeing loved ones helps COVID-19 patients COVID-19 restrictions are keeping many patients isolated in the hospital, but a new study is highlighting what doctors, patients and families have seen: being near loved ones can play a role in healing — specifically around a common brain dysfunction that comes with COVID-19. Social Sharing Lancet study on 2,088 patients showed family visitation linked to less delirium, a common risk of COVID-19 Posted: Feb 26, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: March 1 Tom and Virginia Stevens of Nashville, Tenn., with Dr. Wes Ely. The c...

A patient suffering from COVID-19 is seen in early April on a ventilator in the intensive care unit of a Paris hospital. (CNS photo/Benoit Tessier, Reuters) My 81-year-old patient appeared on my screen for a telehealth visit, encircled in a halo-like formation by four of her eight children, one of her granddaughters and her pets. She had been my patient since the start of my medical residency, almost 20 years ago. I listened as the details of her medical history were relayed piecemeal by her family. Her symptoms indicated she might be experiencing spinal cord compression, a condition that ind...