Understanding Pain Associated With ALS
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Understanding Pain Associated With ALS
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Kinston mourns Dr. Cotten, a pillar of care in Lenoir County for over 30 years
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ALS AWARENESS - May 5 The things that God was teaching me nearly 2 years before my terminal diagnosis 🤯  I should never be surprised, that God is always working on our hearts and minds and preparing us for what is ahead!  “Resilience is not a mindset. It is learned through patients, wisdom, and experience in the face of adversity.” Don’t forget to get your copy of “Embracing the End” - discovering peace and purpose at the end of life, Deanna Cotten | Deanna Cotten
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ALS AWARENESS - May 5 The things that God was teaching me nearly 2 years before my terminal diagnosis 🤯  I should never be surprised, that God is always working on our hearts and minds and preparing us for what is ahead!  “Resilience is not a mindset. It is learned through patients, wisdom, and experience in the face of adversity.” Don’t forget to get your copy of “Embracing the End” - discovering peace and purpose at the end of life, Deanna Cotten | Deanna Cotten
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Pain affects up to 85% of ALS patients. ALS itself is not painful, but there are reasons ALS patients experience pain known as secondary pain. Its important for healthcare professionals to differentiate between primary and secondary sources of pain before dismissing patients. Its equally important for patients to identify their source of pain to communicate and advocate on behalf of their healthcare and treatment plans. | Deanna Cotten
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Pain affects up to 85% of ALS patients. ALS itself is not painful, but there are reasons ALS patients experience pain known as secondary pain. Its important for healthcare professionals to differentiate between primary and secondary sources of pain before dismissing patients. Its equally important for patients to identify their source of pain to communicate and advocate on behalf of their healthcare and treatment plans. | Deanna Cotten
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Watch Elizabeth Cotten's performance of 'Freight Train'
Watch Elizabeth Cotten's performance of 'Freight Train'
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Hospice throwback! Little things like having trouble finding words, forgetting things, losing my train of thought and memory lapses are just a small glimpse into a world that most wouldnt know I struggle with unless they live with me or spend a lot of time caring for me. Up to 50% of ALS patients experience cognitive impairments. Nearly 25% develope frontal lobe dementia. Ive learned not to get to upset when I can’t find a word or remember something and just move forward. | Deanna Cotten
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Hospice throwback! Little things like having trouble finding words, forgetting things, losing my train of thought and memory lapses are just a small glimpse into a world that most wouldnt know I struggle with unless they live with me or spend a lot of time caring for me. Up to 50% of ALS patients experience cognitive impairments. Nearly 25% develope frontal lobe dementia. Ive learned not to get to upset when I can’t find a word or remember something and just move forward. | Deanna Cotten
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Elizabeth Cotten - Vestapol Elizabeth Cotten was among the most influential guitarists to surface during the roots music revival era, her wonderfully expressive and dexterous fingerpicking style a major inspiration to the generations of players who followed in her wake. Cotten was born in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, in the early weeks of 1893. After first picking up the banjo at the age of eight, she soon moved on to her brother’s guitar, laying it flat on her lap and over time developing her p
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Friday marks one week since the passing of Dr. Aaron Cotten, a revered figure in Lenoir County, who died at age 70. Dr. Cotten dedicated 30 years to UNC Health Lenoir, leaving a lasting impact on both patients and colleagues https://wcti12.com/news/local/lenoir-county-mourns-dr-aaron-cotten-remembering-30-years-of-dedicated-service | WCTI News 12
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The Elizabeth Cotten song that inspired the Grateful Dead
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Elizabeth “Libba” Cotten was born on this day in 1893. Through her songwriting and unique left-handed, upside-down playing style on guitar and banjo, Cotten has influenced generations of musicians. Here she performs her classic “Freight Train” at the Seeger family home in 1957. Cotten wrote the song as a teenager, inspired by the train sounds near her home in Carrboro, North Carolina. It appeared on her 1958 debut album, Folksongs and Instrumentals with Guitar, released on Folkways Records and l
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Thinking of the legendary Elizabeth “Libba” Cotten, born on this day in North Carolina in 1893. Her self-taught, left-handed guitar playing (on a guitar strung for a right-handed guitarist), which required her to play the instrument upside-down, became known as “Cotten picking.” Per @npr, “her influence has reverberated through the generations, permeating every genre of music. Here she is in 1980, speaking to an audience of college students & playing “Graduation March” with Mike Seeger. Thank yo
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@myownsummary on Instagram: "Elizabeth Cotten, a self-taught blues and folk musician, performs her signature song, "Freight Train," live. Cotten developed a unique fingerstyle guitar technique known as "Cotten picking," where she played a right-handed guitar left-handed and upside down, plucking bass lines with her fingers and melodies with her thumb. This unconventional approach resulted in a distinct and influential sound. "Freight Train" was composed by Cotten when she was a young girl and be
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