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Good morning, good morning, good
morning, welcome, welcome struggles, and

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now for our community connection right here
on K one, the one you trust.

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You know, there's just a little
bit of a coolness in the air,

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and that means that fall is near. And with that in mind,

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we know what's coming up with Family
Healthcare Clinic. It's the miles from mammogram

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five k oh. Yeah, how
are we doing, ladies, due grand

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First of all, Trianna Whyatt is
the executive director. First time on radio.

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How you doing. I'm doing really
well. Well, of course you

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are. Tell us a little bit
about yourself and how you came to be

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with the Family Healthcare Clinic. Okay, Well, I've been visiting Bartlesville over

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the last ten years and we became
a resident last year. So gratulation,

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thank you. It's a really great
community. We love it so much here.

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I came from Navy background. I
was you know, medical and the

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Navy, and then after that we
got out and travel around the country just

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kind of bouncing around doing school.
Ended up here and you know, opening

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opened up in Family Healthcare Clinic and
I applied and here I am well,

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and I gotta tell you you've got
good company there. You've got a great

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team. It's a wonderful team.
I am so lucky to have the group

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that's working over there. You know, everybody puts their heart and soul into

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taking care of our patients. Everything
is always one hundred percent effort. It's

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just amazing. I'm so proud to
be their leader. Well, I gotta

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tell you, it's a great team, and you do great work. And

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we have Kathy Smith here. Many
may have had Kathy as a school teacher

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a few years back. How are
you doing today? You have a very

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beautiful story to tell, and it
did. It started out very happy,

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happy, and then there came a
few challenges. But the beauty is in

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the help and the recovery. Tell
us a little bit about it. Well,

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I was teaching at Central Middle School. I was thirty nine years old

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and found a BB size little lamp
and went in and had it checked out,

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and three days later I had a
regiment of surgery and chemo and radiation,

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and so I spent two years fighting
cancer and one and one the sport.

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If you're seeing the picture here on
TV, on Facebook Live and on

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k one TV dot com, it
says warrior and you got the pink ribbon,

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and you are a warrior, a
very happy warrior. You had a

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lot of help. You were telling
me that if it wasn't for quote,

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the village might not have been as
a good at turnout. It took a

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village, my two daughters, and
aunt's, uncle's cousins and parents of the

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students who I had, and just
the village, all of Bartlesville. And

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it all started with the mammogram that
I did. If i'd something the size

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of a B B. Yes,
and in time in order to make you

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the happy, healthy woman that you
are today, smiling right here on the

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radio early detection, did it and
really treat it. That's what goes on

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at the Family Healthcare Clinic. We
do so many things all around for everyone's

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health, but this is something that
is known far and wide. It's the

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mamograms. Yes, so Family Healthcare
Clinics mammogram program is funded by this five

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K. So all the proceeds go
towards supporting our free coupon program which sends

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our patients to get a breast screening
mammogram completely free of charge to the patient.

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And this would keep people who normally
would say, well it's cost prohibitive.

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I can't do that. This takes
the no out of it, It

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takes the objection away, and it
says your path is clear to go get

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screened, to go get a checkup, to go make sure you're going to

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be happy and healthy the rest of
your life. Yes, And you know,

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one of the one of the biggest
barriers to healthcare is the expense that

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comes along with it. So you
know, one of the first things to

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go is always the preventative care side, the screenings, the yearly checkups and

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all that stuff to try to catch
things. So you know, each coupon

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that we give our patients has an
average worth of eight hundred and twenty five

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dollars of savings out of pocket cost, so you know, it really makes

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a difference for people who aren't able
to afford all of this. You know,

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in in this year alone, it
was projected that thirty two hundred Oklahomans

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would receive a breast cancer diagnosis.
So you know, you you look around

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and you don't think that it's really
that common, but there's there's quite a

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few and that's just Oklahoma. You
know, that's not worldwide. So for

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our program, you show up to
the clinic for a for your appointment,

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and you leave with the coupon and
an appointment for your mammogram. That coupon

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will cover everything from their radiological and
diagnostic imaging all the way through a biopsy

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if needed. My goodness sakes,
and I thought my twenty cents off Jeff,

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was a good coupon. That this
is one er. This is a

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life saver. That's what it really
true is And again with the miles for

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mammograms five k, this is the
big generator for this, yes it is.

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We you know, we raise money
to send between fifty and seventy five

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patients to get a free mamogram.
And that's men and women because men are

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also able to get breast cancer as
well. Good friend of mine did and

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Perry is living proof today that it
does happen. And yes, you can

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survive caught it time just like you
did. And wow, and it was

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just one of those things. It's
it's amazing now the miles for mammogram is

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always kind of fun, not kind
of fun. It is fun now.

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I don't even run and I go
down there just to watch people do that

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and say, hey, you know, thirty five years ago I could do

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that. But you see families.
You see people who are diehard runners,

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and you see people who've never really
run much more than you know, to

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the refrigerator and back, and you
see all kinds. But everybody's doing it

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for the cause. And it's not
always there for the metal, it's not

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always there for the T shirt,
but it is there for the cause.

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Can you tell us a little bit
how folks can get kind of set up

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on this absolutely, so you know, there's several ways that you guys can

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support the five k. We're looking
for volunteers for the day of the event,

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which is Saturday, September thirty at
at nine am. We need people

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to help run the booths and to
set up before the race. We also,

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you know, our our goal for
fundraising this series forty thousand dollars.

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We're about twenty four hundred dollars away
from reaching that goal, so every far

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really excited to you know we're so
close. If you want to donate or

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sponsor for the race, or a
register for the race, you can go

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to our website miles from Mammograms dot
org and there's links that connects you to

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everywhere you'd like to be. Now, Kathy, you're the Honorary chairp of

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the Cancer Journey. And how can
people show their support. Well, as

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Trianna said, they can sign up
to volunteer, and it's kind of like

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giving a party. There's just last
minute things that have to be done,

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like light the candles. Well that's
the same way with mouths from emigrams.

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There's last minute things to be done
that morning. And so volunteer, sign

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up to be on someone's team.
I have teen Gammy Yes donate. Last

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year I ran the five K as
a seventy year old, thirty year breast

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cancer survivor. It was not easy, but I came in third in the

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well Son of a Gun in the
old age category and raised almost four thousand

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dollars just you know, contacting people
and them contacting me. And so get

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on that website called the Clinic and
if you want to help out and know

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that you probably have saved someone's life, it's a good feeling. In the

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amount of time we've been doing this
interview, eight people have been diagnosed with

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breast cancer really just since we started
shocking numbers, yes, oh months,

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So this is a paramount. So
let's go. Let's get a couple more

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runners. Let's get a couple more
donors. Let's kind of let's not kind

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of, let's just push it past
the mark. Okay, we can set

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a new record next year, yes, but this year, let's make it

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happen. We will tell us a
little bit about where you can be found,

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not only on the world wide webs
but also right here on the geophysical

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right down the road. Sure.
Yeah, so our physical building Family Healthcare

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Clinic is on eighteen twenty Hensley of
Oard. It's right at the corner of

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one twenty three and sixty, right
below the water tower. Yes, right

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below the water tower. Our website
is Family Healthcare Clinic dot org. There's

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information about the services that we offer
as a primary care clinic. We offer

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affordable healthcare for anybody you know,
whether you're insured or uninsured. Come on

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in. We have great providers,
a great team to help everybody to get

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everything taken care of it they need
to. Well, that is that is

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great, And folks on once again, if you can and if you're ready,

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willing and able to let's go with
Miles from ever Graham. Support somebody

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you know, and if they've been
asking and you've kind of not gotten back

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to them, make sure you commit
okay, and if you want to,

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you can just go to the website
and you plunk down. You know you've

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got a couple hundred bucks or maybe
even fifty. They're just burning a hole

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in your pocket. Put it to
good use, put it to great use,

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save a life, okay, ladies. And I want to thank you

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for being here today. You did
a great job and you got the word

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out and good luck and let's set
a new record. All right, all

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right, thank you very much.
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