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WATCH HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_-W7-_cXjE As we launch this 4th episode of #BeingThere, we are again humbled and inspired by Sue and her story. As... our original pilot episode, her story was the inception of this series, and her family’s love for each other started off this entire journey. Thank you to Sue, Jemma and their families for sharing their experience with us. If Sue and Jemma’s story resonates with you, please let us know, and share their story with someone who you think should see it. Special thanks to TELUS Fund and the Faculty of Nursing - University of Calgary for their support. To hear more caregiver stories, please check out storiesforcaregivers.com, and visit the Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta for more information on cerebral palsy. Mike Lang Stories for Caregivers

WATCH HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXj17UclPqc There are many different types of #caregiving, and medical professionals play an important role, often i...n surprising ways. As a family doctor, Martina has always been interested in the importance of touch. Through her story we see how health care providers & patients touch each other’s lives. This story will give you a deeper understanding of what it means to truly care for patients & families in a medical setting. If this story resonates with you, please share it with someone who means a lot to you. Special thanks to TELUS Fund, Faculty of Nursing - University of Calgary and the University of Calgary's Cumming School of Medicine for their support. To hear more caregiver stories, please check out storiesforcaregivers.com. Mike Lang Stories for Caregivers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7H3O5x7fq8w Take a look at episode two of #BeingThere! Minimizing collateral damage is a common challenge in war, but it can be ...hard to really understand how far reaching this collateral damage can be. Tara's husband came back from Afghanistan both physically & mentally injured with severe #PTSD. Through her story we understand how #caregiving for family members can sometimes have negative consequences. This story is an eye-opening look into the life of a post-military family. If this story resonates and means something to you, please let us know, and share it with someone who you feel might benefit from seeing it. Special thanks to TELUS Fund and the Faculty of Nursing - University of Calgary for their support. To hear more caregiver stories, please check out storiesforcaregivers.com, and visit the CMHA National to support those facing mental illness. Mike Lang

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQxNl33F834 We’re excited to announce the first episode of #BeingThere! Life for people living with cerebral palsy has drastical...ly changed in the past 50 years, and no story illustrates that more than Patti & Sherri’s story. Patti and Sherri met when they were 14 years old and have been committed friends ever since. Through their story we understand what it means to be both a friend and a #caregiver. This story will brighten your day!! If this story resonates and means something to you, please let us know, and share it with someone who might need support. Special thanks to TELUS Fund and the Faculty of Nursing - University of Calgary for their support. To hear more caregiver stories, please check out storiesforcaregivers.com, and visit the Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta for more information on cerebral palsy.

WATCH HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_-W7-_cXjE As we launch this 4th episode of #BeingThere, we are again humbled and inspired by Sue and her story. As... our original pilot episode, her story was the inception of this series, and her family’s love for each other started off this entire journey. Thank you to Sue, Jemma and their families for sharing their experience with us. If Sue and Jemma’s story resonates with you, please let us know, and share their story with someone who you think should see it. Special thanks to TELUS Fund and the Faculty of Nursing - University of Calgary for their support. To hear more caregiver stories, please check out storiesforcaregivers.com, and visit the Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta for more information on cerebral palsy. Mike Lang Stories for Caregivers

WATCH HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXj17UclPqc There are many different types of #caregiving, and medical professionals play an important role, often i...n surprising ways. As a family doctor, Martina has always been interested in the importance of touch. Through her story we see how health care providers & patients touch each other’s lives. This story will give you a deeper understanding of what it means to truly care for patients & families in a medical setting. If this story resonates with you, please share it with someone who means a lot to you. Special thanks to TELUS Fund, Faculty of Nursing - University of Calgary and the University of Calgary's Cumming School of Medicine for their support. To hear more caregiver stories, please check out storiesforcaregivers.com. Mike Lang Stories for Caregivers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7H3O5x7fq8w Take a look at episode two of #BeingThere! Minimizing collateral damage is a common challenge in war, but it can be ...hard to really understand how far reaching this collateral damage can be. Tara's husband came back from Afghanistan both physically & mentally injured with severe #PTSD. Through her story we understand how #caregiving for family members can sometimes have negative consequences. This story is an eye-opening look into the life of a post-military family. If this story resonates and means something to you, please let us know, and share it with someone who you feel might benefit from seeing it. Special thanks to TELUS Fund and the Faculty of Nursing - University of Calgary for their support. To hear more caregiver stories, please check out storiesforcaregivers.com, and visit the CMHA National to support those facing mental illness. Mike Lang

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQxNl33F834 We’re excited to announce the first episode of #BeingThere! Life for people living with cerebral palsy has drastical...ly changed in the past 50 years, and no story illustrates that more than Patti & Sherri’s story. Patti and Sherri met when they were 14 years old and have been committed friends ever since. Through their story we understand what it means to be both a friend and a #caregiver. This story will brighten your day!! If this story resonates and means something to you, please let us know, and share it with someone who might need support. Special thanks to TELUS Fund and the Faculty of Nursing - University of Calgary for their support. To hear more caregiver stories, please check out storiesforcaregivers.com, and visit the Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta for more information on cerebral palsy.

Being There filmmakers discuss the importance of trust in telling caregiver stories. Coming in one week to storiesforcaregivers.com! Part of the TELUS Fund StoryCare Family.