Prior to her passing on Monday, July 31, Sister Lauren Weinandt asked that the following letter be shared with Mayo Clinic staff.
In the "Above and Beyond" series, we're highlighting the stories and actions of staff praised by colleagues for exemplifying Mayo Clinic values.
Born in Ireland, Karen Rooney says it's a "privilege and honor to be part of Mayo Clinic Health System." She worked in Ireland's largest acute care hospital for 15 years in different roles, including management, teaching and providing bedside care, before moving to Minnesota and working at Mayo Clinic Health System.
Decades of incorrect diagnoses and debilitating symptoms led Karie Lother to Mayo Clinic, first as a patient and eventually as a remote staff member. She shares how Mayo Clinic restored her hope and her health.
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After a frightening diagnosis, Marty Button found hope at Mayo Clinic. Ten years later, she thanked her care team from the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro.[...]