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Share Photo: (Photo : Photo by Andrea Piacquadio from Pexels) Whitney Sutton, mom of Ellie Grace, who is battling bravely with B Cell Acute Leukemia, found her hospital hacks and shares them on Tiktok.  A positive mom like Whitney from Alamance County, N.C. drove 1,000 miles to UNC Children's hospital to visit her daughter Ellie, 5 years old. And for her, the routine was insane. Whitney is a mom who will do everything for her child, do this for almost three weeks now.  In her interview, Whitney said that she thought they would only stay in the hospital for one day, but now it's almost t...

Hospital Hack: Put Important Care Information on the Door When Whitney Sutton's 5-year-old was diagnosed with leukemia and admitted to UNC Children's Hospital in March, the mom of two had no idea how long she and her husband would be in the hospital with Ellie Grace. A week into her family's unexpected long-term stay, Whitney had to get creative in order to get sleep, keep organized, and transport things to and from the hospital with ease so that the rest of her time could be focused on Ellie's care. She shared the hacks in videos posted to her TikTok account, @elliegracestrong, so that other...

‘Don’t be scared to get vaccinated’: African Americans still getting fewer COVID-19 vaccines than whites in Mississippi African Americans still getting fewer COVID-19 vaccines than whites in Mississippi By John Fitzhugh | March 12, 2021 at 8:03 PM CST - Updated March 12 at 8:03 PM GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) - As vaccination numbers grow, health experts say a smaller percentage of the African American population are receiving the shot. Only 27% of vaccines administered in Mississippi so far have gone to African Americans, compared to 65% to whites. There are many still hesitant...