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`Subject: U.S. TRADEMARK APPLICATION NO. 85527778 - ATTUNE - 0101-T001001 - Request for
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`Abbreviated versions of the basic CPR and First Aid classes aimed at
`reviewing your Iilesaving skills. This class is open only to those with current
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`Prenatal Education
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`Covering all aspects of childbirth including Pregnancy, Childbirth,
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`During this week program we'll using simple, proven methods to help you
`overcome your physical and physiologic dependence on nicotine.
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`Diabetes Education
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`Weight Loss Surgery Support
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`We know weight loss surgery patients face a variety of physical and
`emotional challenges. While tamily and friends can be a great support
`system, often times patients tind the most support from others who’ve
`been where they are.
`If you've had weight loss surgery or are considering it. come meet with
`others who've gone through the process already. our open forum allows
`patients to share their experiences — good and bad — with each other as
`well as receive guidance lrom our team of weigh loss treatment
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`Itariatric Solution oflice.
`Learn more about Bariatric Seminars
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`Dialysis Support Group
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`Bringing dialysis patients and their families together for support and
`education to help deal with the physical and emotional needs.
`This group meets the 3rd Thursday of each month.
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`Breast Cancer Support Group
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`Support groups can have many dil'lerent benefits. The National Cancer
`Institute notes some research shows thatjoining a support group
`improves quality of life and enhances survival.
`The Breast Cancer Support group at Wise Regional is an informal group
`of breast cancer patients that provide support to each other through the
`tough road to recovery. Covering topics from finances to physical issues.
`you're sure to find someone to share your experience with.
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`I Can Cope-Cancer Support Group
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`Almost all of us have been affected by cancer in our lives in one way or
`another. Learning how others manage the special problems that cancer
`brings might help you find your own ways of coping withthe problems
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