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Omaha Magazine - January/February 2023 - The Health Issue

Dec 27, 2022 11:07AM ● By Julius Fredrick

In this issue of Omaha Magazine, we’re inviting you to a triple-feature, together exploring the finer points of mental, physical, and even spiritual wellness.

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Jesse Kunhle, Luis De la Toba, & Megan Bartholomew
Between The Lines January/February 2023

Dec 27, 2022 10:02AM ● By Luis De La Toba

A look at three Omaha Magazine contributors.

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Calendar of Events: January/February 2023

Dec 27, 2022 10:02AM ● By Omaha Magazine

Look at all the events in Omaha for the new year!

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Waverle Monroe on KETV studio.
Waverle Monroe: Remaining Unapologetically Herself

Dec 27, 2022 10:02AM ● By Leo Adam Biga

Last July, Waverle Monroe shared on social media her stage 1 cancer diagnosis. But she won't be easily defeated: “This isn’t going to stop me or define me. I’m not my medical issues.”

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Nick Yeutter Looking at the mirror.
Nick Yeutter: Maestro of Medicine and Music

Dec 27, 2022 10:01AM ● By Natalie McGovern

A self-professed medical history geek, Nick Yeutter describes music as his first love, but practicing medicine has been a lifelong pursuit.

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Lexi Zeiss posing.
Sticking the Landing: Lexi Zeiss Balances Family Life with Olympic Dreams

Dec 27, 2022 10:01AM ● By Greg Echlin

There’s no mistaking 2022 as a breakthrough year for 17-year-old Lexi Zeiss, an Omaha gymnast with a realistic shot at competing for the USA team at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

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Nic Thurman in his studio.
Nic Thurman on The Camp of Kitsch: Brushstrokes of Philosophy & the Human Condition

Dec 27, 2022 09:59AM ● By Chase Murphy

Kitsch is often misunderstood, ill-defined by cursory internet searches alone. Nic Thurman seeks to express the true meaning of Kitsch to the modern art world and society at large.

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Perioperative registered nurse (RN) Willie Miller scrubs up and prepares to enter the operating room at Omaha's Methodist Hospital.
Resurrected: Willie Miller’s Path to Healing

Dec 27, 2022 09:59AM ● By Julius Fredrick

By all appearances, 2000 was a standout year for Willie Miller. As his tenure as a collegiate athlete drew to a close, the horizon shone bright and clear. Yet, behind him, darkness lingered.

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Breast cancer survivor Michelle Aganor shoulders a fly fishing rod, the quintessential tool provided by nonprofit Casting for Recovery toward reeling in fresh perspective post-cancer.
Casting for Recovery: Ensuring Breast Cancer Survivors Needn’t Wade Alone

Dec 27, 2022 09:58AM ● By Mike Whye

Founded in 1996, Casting for Recovery offers free fly-fishing excursions to rebuild and strengthen muscles affected by radiation and surgery during and after breast cancer treatment.

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Boys Town Lifeline
More Than a Hotline, a Lifeline: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Dec 27, 2022 09:56AM ● By Sara Locke

Dialing 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255) will bring you to the same qualified and compassionate counselors armed with the tools and training to respond to nearly any mental health crisis.

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Left-Right: Ultra marathoners Jodi Semonell, Todd Nott, and Amber Welch stand proud of their long-distance achievements.
Ultra Running: A Step Beyond the Marathon

Dec 27, 2022 08:44AM ● By Mike Whye

For Jodi Semonell, the death of her father from lung cancer put her on a different path from how she had been living—many paths that have tested the limits of her body and mind.

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People's Hospital
North Omaha’s People’s Hospital: Open to Anyone

Dec 27, 2022 08:28AM ● By Kim Carpenter

People’s Hospital's history offers a glimpse into one of North Omaha’s most prestigious healthcare practitioners at the time and the challenges that faced citizens in this part of the city.

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Omaha Magazine | Health & Wellness Issue Highlights | January 2023

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