She hopes there’s a new way she can help. Just as she once recruited her husband as a Ballas Boutique volunteer, she’d like to encourage anyone out there who is interested to try. “It’s a great thing to do,” Jan said. “You will have a smile on your face.”

After first hiding diagnosis, MS Center for Innovations in Care patient found voice

Fourth-grade problems are supposed to involve multiplication, division, and fractions.
Jameson Holloman, MD, a BJC Medical Group neurologist at Missouri Baptist Medical Center, had a different challenge.

Last year, St. Louis mom Sara Schwartz discovered she was pregnant with not one but two babies––identical twin girls. Sara, who was already a mother of three to children ages 12, 11, and 9, felt excited about her “bonus babies” on the way, despite it being a high-risk pregnancy.