When Patricia Kelling’s son was born with severe heart problems years ago, she struggled to understand what was wrong. “I didn’t know what the doctors were talking about,” said Kelling, who at the time was an office manager and had no medical training. Finally, a nurse at her son’s cardiologist’s office explained the problem in
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