Drawing passes time during IV treatments
Janice Pruitt and her parents, J.C. and Louise VanBuskirk, often sit for hours as they work on assembling 1,000-piece puzzles. Once a month, Pruitt, 45, goes to OU Physicians in Oklahoma City for intravenous gamma-globulin infusions, often referred to as IGG.
The puzzles keep her occupied during the treatment.
She takes time away from her family and her work as a dietitian at a dialysis center to sit quietly ...
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