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“Peace does not mean to be in a place where there is no noise, trouble, or hard work. It means to be in the midst of those things and still have calm in your heart.”
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Although the people of HaysMed and throughout our region have continued to flex and spring back upright, we look forward to the hurricane subsiding and the sun to shine again so we may rest, recover, and evaluate.
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Western Kansans are uniquely independent, but we’ve always taken care of each other. Although there is much uncertainty, we do know that we will continue working to care for one another.
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To have your questions about COVID-19 answered, contact your health care provider, visit HaysMed online at: https://www.haysmed.com/covidinformation or call the Coronavirus hotline at 877-261-7140.
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From Executive Director Jeff Brull, Spring 2020 I’ve had opportunity to have careers in a number of different industries like education, sales, and healthcare. I can’t help but notice things that are unique to healthcare, and other things that tend to be universal across industry lines. Perhaps the biggest difference I’ve noticed are the tight…
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Make a commitment to do something to protect all of the most sacred things on that list. It may be gathering all your important documents and account lists into single, safe place. It may be to set that initial appointment with your estate planning attorney or financial advisor. It could be something as simple as a conversation with your spouse or children. Make a promise to yourself that you will do something to communicate to those in your life the things about which you are truly passionate.
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We also know it’s risky to make rash financial decisions based only on emotion. Fortunately, there’s a happy medium. I’m urging you to
take a moment today to commit to one action that will ease your mind about the future.
I find myself reflecting in my office following the memorial service of Jo Murphy, where many stories were shared about the dedication and loving personality of HaysMed’s former long-time director of Volunteer Services. No doubt she connected with hundreds if not thousands of people over the course of her career.
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For those fortunate to have known “The Audubon of Moths,” Dr. John Cody, it was not hard to grow in wisdom just being around him. To a class of eight-year-olds he once reportedly said, “Forget the condor, snow leopard, and panda. Pick some little musquash, guib, or buzzing thingamajig that nobody thinks about.
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