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Beyond the Ramp: Person-Centered Care for People

Author : lindy-dunigan | Published Date : 2025-05-12

Description: Beyond the Ramp PersonCentered Care for People with Disabilities in the Outpatient Setting Speakers Dr Suzi Baxter PhD RD LD FADA FAND and Alena Morales RD Maura Bowen Id like to start todays episode with a story about a friend

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Beyond the Ramp: Person-Centered Care for People with Disabilities in the Outpatient Setting Speakers: Dr Suzi Baxter, PhD, RD, LD, FADA, FAND, and Alena Morales, RD Maura Bowen: I’d like to start today’s episode with a story about a friend of mine – let’s call her Sarah, just to protect her privacy. I met Sarah in college, and when I think of her, I think about how she was then – tall, laughing, always energetic, just a total carefree spirit, and totally unstoppable. Now, 17 years ago, just hours after giving birth to her only child, she suffered an embolism in her spine that left her permanently without the use of her legs. So, it’s one of those stories, where her life was one thing until, in a second, it was something else, and she no longer really knew how to fit herself inside it, because on top of the wonderful, monumental task of learning how to mother a newborn, she also needed to relearn every other aspect of her new life – how to shower, how to get ready in the morning, how to navigate the new found obstacles in her home, how to drive with assistive tools, how to exercise and eat, to help manage her physical and mental health, how to advocate for herself at work, how to navigate all the “new normals” within her closest relationships. It was like starting from scratch on everything. Or, maybe it was more like being dropped into a parallel universe she didn’t yet understand, and for that first year, she felt like she’d been dealt something she really wasn’t sure she’d ever learn how to handle. But look, 17 years later don’t feel sorry for Sarah – she really wouldn’t like it, because here’s what she would want you to know, without you having to ever ask it. It took her some time, but she figured it out – all of it – because Sarah lives a full and happy life, and there’s truly not much she can’t do. And like so many others who’ve seen days like hers, she is an advocate for improving accessibility everywhere, for everyone, just like my guests here today. I’m Maura Bowen with Abbott Nutrition Health Institute’s Power of Nutrition podcasts, and I’m here with two voices that are quite possibly familiar to you by now. Both are registered dietitians. I have with me

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