… were pressured to make life-altering decisions within 24-48 hours. It caused me a lot of moral distress and was the starting point of wanting to advocate for a … other ways.  “When I talked to Sarah, it sounded like it was really going to help me achieve that goal of taking a non-clinical lens to have an impact clinically in … have before. I’m so grateful for that opportunity because it really skyrocketed me into this next level of being an OT and opened my eyes to possibilities of having …

… working through anything that’s difficult or challenging. I think that has helped me, because you look back and think, this is hard right now, but you’ve done … of the IHP. They throw you right in, and it’s great. That experience stands out to me in my time here.”  Veo’s childhood illness was diagnosed as meningitis and CRION … “I know what I’m running for and who I’m running for, and that’s going to get me right to the finish line,” she said confidently.  The MGH Institute community has …

… of themselves. Being recognized with this award is indeed humbling and fills me with gratitude for this honor. It also inspires me to find more ways to uplift other nurses and help to recognize the important work … of themselves. Being recognized with this award is indeed humbling and fills me with gratitude for this honor. It also inspires me to find more ways to uplift …

… whom I have mentored for almost 25 years, is a professor there and she asked me to present at a conference on research methods that she was organizing. As is … often multiple duties that go along with the primary request. This time, she asked me to teach one of her classes on a course on nursing roles and because I had some free time one morning, she scheduled several students to meet with me about their manuscripts. I may once have mentioned that if I am going to travel …

… “This was also the first race a family member has been able to attend to watch me run,” continued Koehn, who has been a competitive runner since high school. … was the perfect bookend to my story about why I run and what the sport has given me." Added Albers, “The Boston Marathon was the toughest, most exhilarating, and most … of the cheering fans and thinking about the wonderful cause I am running for kept me going. I would do it all over again in a heartbeat.” She ran to support the …