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Well, her baby pictures are deadly weapons. So have some fillyhood pictures. Just remember, you asked for this. 

~Berry

This month, RockMyRun has generously offered a free monthly subscription to 10kers and Massey Challengers. So, we wanted to share with you!

RockMyRun is a smartphone app and website service that provides The Best Running Music in the World™ for active people. Specifically, RockMyRun provides promotional running mixes, designed by professional DJs, that will increase the enjoyment and performance of a your workout, run or race. People interested in a more enjoyable running experience come to RockMyRun and discover mixes that have music they love, in a variety of lengths, genres and with or without explicit lyrics. For the month of March, they have offered the following promotional code:

Six Massey physicians earn 2013 Best Bedside Manner recognition

In the December 2013 issue of Our Health Richmond magazine, six Massey physicians were recognized for their kindness, empathy and attentiveness when working with patients. These inaugural Best Bedside Manner Awards seek to recognize professionals who incorporate compassionate care into their practice.

Between June 1st and July 15th 2013, votes were submitted by the public through an online submission form. Nearly 10,000 votes were cast for medical providers in almost 60 specialties.

“The Massey Challenge embodies my passion for medicine and my inspiration for becoming a physician.” Those are the words of Jamie Friedman, a fourth year medical student with Virginia Commonwealth University, who shares a past, present and future connection to supporting cancer research.

Jamie’s grandfather passed away after his battle with lymphoma more than ten years ago. “His disease and the complications he faced sparked my interest in medicine,” says Jamie.  “Over the next decade I watched others fight a similar battle, and lost several family friends to various types of cancer.”

It hit home again when Jamie’s father was diagnosed with thyroid cancer during her first year of medical school. Although her father’s kind of cancer had a good prognosis, he had to overcome many obstacles during his treatment. It was at that moment when Jamie decided she needed to do more. “I wanted to become more involved with cancer awareness fundraising projects,” Jamie remembers.