How I Pack My IV Infusion Backpack
Hi! My name is Jordyn, and you may have seen me on Mighty Well’s social channels (here I am when I had a PICC Line.)
Hi! My name is Jordyn, and you may have seen me on Mighty Well’s social channels (here I am when I had a PICC Line.)
In the third installment of our port series, I will break down the most crucial part of having a port: correctly flushing and accessing your
In the second part of our port series, I am breaking down a little bit of what happens after port surgery. A critical part of
Over the last ten years, I’ve had three PICCs, an implanted port, and numerous peripheral IVs for various infusion therapies. One of the critical areas
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