6K views · 55 reactions | MidMichigan Medical Center - Midland is once again participating in this year's Give Local Midland fundraiser on Tuesday, May 2. This year, funds will help purchase a fetal monitor for the Medical Center. You can donate on May 2 at www.givelocalmidland.org. Thank you for considering to give where you live! | MyMichigan Health | Facebook

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21 reactions | Interested in trying Pilates? Visit the gym at MidMichigan Medical Center - Midland, and take a class with Judi! Judi is passionate about her job, and loves seeing smiling new faces in her Pilates classes! | MyMichigan Health | Facebook

406K views · 6.9K reactions | CASE DISMISSED: The Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS) dismissed disciplinary proceedings against Powell County paramedic Eddie Barnes and his colleague. In May, Jim Harrison suffered a bite from a Jameson Mamba snake.  In an effort to save his life, Barnes and his colleague administered antivenom—an act that landed them at the center of a hearing Tuesday morning. Original story ⬇️ | Kiley Hill TV | Facebook

The Doctor Who Saved Baby Jessica’s Life It was a story that captivated the world. On October 14, 1987, 18-month-old Jessica McClure—known as “Baby Jessica”— fell into an 8-inch-wide, 22-foot-deep well in her aunt’s backyard in Midland, Texas. For the next 58 hours, viewers globally were glued to their TV sets, anxiously awaiting McClure’s rescue. On October 16, she was dislodged from the well and rushed into emergency surgery. As a result of the entrapment, one of her toes had developed gangren