I think about him and his words when the job is hard. It is these little lessons that have been so meaningful to me. 3:30 P.M. >> MODELING CARE UNTIL A CURE My afternoon work consists of group meetings or phone calls. I also visit our clinics at Barrow Neurological Institute, Mayo Clinic or HonorHealth. Our patients check in at a clinic every three months with an entire team that rotates through the room with the patient in a single visit, including their neurologist, social worker, speech and respiratory therapists and a member of the ALS Association team. Our clinics are powerful, and participation has been known to extend a patient’s life up to one year. I wish all medicine used this approach. 6 P.M. >> HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS When I get home from the office, we eat dinner, and if my son’s homework isn’t completed, my husband will help him so I can walk, run or do a home workout. I’ve committed to getting outside five to six times a week for some type of workout. As a working mom, it is helpful to get away and have that time to myself because it stimulates ideas and thoughts. A bath and bedtime for my son follow my workout. Sometimes I will stay up and read or watch a show – I love “The Home Edit” or “Dream Home Makeover.” I usually fall asleep within the first 10 minutes but try to squeeze this in too! To learn more, go to als.org/arizona . 2021 Bite Nite attendees Craig & Dawn Johnson, Ken & Donna Zubrod, Jeremy Smith (standing behind Ken), Doug & Karen Clough and Peggy & Larry Larrabee C M Y CM MY CY MY K Frontdoors-ad_10042022-print.pdf 1 10/5/2022 9:17:48 AM

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