Shepherd Center
Hospital in Atlanta, GeorgiaWikipedia
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Search complete. 17 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Shepherd Center".
Oct 2, 2026
No Seatbelt. An 80 MPH Rollover. A 5% Chance of Survival.
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5:33Jeff RichmondGUEST
I finally came to.
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5:34Jeff RichmondGUEST
I got accepted into Shepherd Center in Atlanta, and I don't know if anybody, everybody knows or heard of Shepherd Center.
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5:40Jeff RichmondGUEST
It's a hospital, but I call it a house of miracles, 'cause I came there unconscious, and six months later, I was left there, walking with assistance of a walker, cane.
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5:51Jeff RichmondGUEST
Um, they'd cut my Achilles and re-lengthened them.
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8:35Evan FollinHOST
But, you know, um, witnesses said I was screaming in the car.
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8:39Evan FollinHOST
But a- again, it's, it's our bodies protecting ourselves so we don't have to remember those hideous moments.
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8:45Evan FollinHOST
Now, you, you went to the House of Miracles, what you call it, the Shepherd Center in Atlanta.
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8:50Jeff RichmondGUEST
Yes, sir.
Melanie Furr - Chimney Swift
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22:56Melanie FurrGUEST
You know, I do a lot of work with people who have access limitations, mobility challenges.
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23:08Melanie FurrGUEST
In particular, I'm a partner with the Shepherd Center, which is a world-renowned neuro rehabilitative hospital for people with brain injury or spinal cord injury.
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23:21Melanie FurrGUEST
And I would say access is the number one thing I would like to see change.
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23:26Melanie FurrGUEST
There are so many places where a simple curb cut or a short paved path would provide access to a whole other group of people.
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24:00Melanie FurrGUEST
So I would like to see better access in birding for everyone.
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24:06HannahHOST
Do you have like a suggestion of where someone might find resources to learn more about that? Does the organization you work with have like a public facing side with that information?
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24:19Melanie FurrGUEST
Not Shepherd Center, no.
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24:21Melanie FurrGUEST
But there is an organization called Access Birding.
Episode 218: High Reliability, Humanized ICU Care, and the Legacy We Leave
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15:07Alan BennettGUEST
Are we doing everything that we can for his nutrition? And the dietician said, I know, that's really upsetting me.
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15:14Alan BennettGUEST
I'm very competitive and I can't figure out What's going on there? Are we even trying different things? And she said, I'm going to call the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, which is a world-class spine center, and see what advice they may have.
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15:26Alan BennettGUEST
And so the next morning at the huddle, they were able to debrief me.
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15:30Alan BennettGUEST
She held up a bag of nutrition that was like 3,500 calories, 400 grams of protein.
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15:35Alan BennettGUEST
They had overnighted it from the Shepherd Center.
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15:37Alan BennettGUEST
They were going to try to get Nate's nutrition up to get his tissue healing better.
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15:42Alan BennettGUEST
And inputs and outputs and all of that can be very complicated, but he had lost a ton of weight.
Fear And Loathing in Kernersville: Book Releases & Soap Boxes
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31:16BethHOST
Yeah, it was us, Crisis
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31:18MikeHOST
Control, and Shepherd Center.
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31:19MikeHOST
Yeah.
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31:20MikeHOST
Which are three...
Monica Quimby, Team USA Sled Hockey
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4:10Greg TraynorHOST
And when you were injured, where did you do your rehab, and what was that experience like for you?
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4:17Monica QuimbyGUEST
Yeah, so I did my rehab at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta.
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4:21Monica QuimbyGUEST
Um, so yeah, number one in the world, you gotta say yes to that, so.
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4:25Greg TraynorHOST
I, I did not know that, Monica.
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4:28Greg TraynorHOST
Mike and I both went to Shepherd Center.
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4:30Greg TraynorHOST
Uh-
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4:30Monica QuimbyGUEST
You did?
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5:31Mike HudsonHOST
We're going through loss.
Wheelchair Wednesday with Savannah Moore C4-7 Quadriplegic
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8:50Savannah MooreGUEST
And it's starting to get worse day by day.
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8:54Savannah MooreGUEST
And my pain doctor, the lovely Dr. Shaw at the Shepherd Center, is kind of like running out of things to do.
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9:02Savannah MooreGUEST
So it's hard because it's like when I have those crisis moments where I'm like screaming and crying in pain.
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9:09Savannah MooreGUEST
It's hard because there's nothing anyone can do to help or alleviate the pain.
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13:54Savannah MooreGUEST
But when I got home, the shock was like, I was like, oh my God, I'm really paralyzed.
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14:00Savannah MooreGUEST
And I think that was a huge letdown after the quietness of everything.
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14:05Savannah MooreGUEST
So yeah, but being in Shepherd Center, like I was able to swim with the whale sharks.
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14:11Savannah MooreGUEST
What else did we do? Like we went on trips and stuff like that.