Patrick Abdel And Joy McCameron Join Drs. Mabry & Lee To Discuss The Importance Of Birth Tissue Donation

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Drs. Lee and Mabry sit down with VP Patrick AbdelMessih and Joy McCameron from Birth Tissue Donation Services to talk about an incredible way new moms can make a life-changing impact. They share why birth tissue donation is especially important in rural areas like the Upper Cumberland and how it helps support healing through advanced medical grafts. Joy, a mother and donor herself, explains how quick and respectful the process is—never taking away from the special experience of giving birth. Plus, they break down how the service works in local hospitals and where you can learn more about getting involved.

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