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Author, journalist, cohost national PBS TV/SiriusXM show Story in the Public Square. Latest novel: Asylum Book 2 of Thunder Rise Trilogy: bit.ly/3KjMiEW

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G. Wayne Miller is a former Providence Journal staff writer who now directs OceanStateStories.org, a new non-profit, non-partisan news outlet based at Salve Regina University's Pell Center. He is also executive producer of the national PBS/SiriusXM Radio program Story in the Public Square, a Telly Award-winning weekly show broadcast in major markets across America. Miller is also a filmmaker, podcaster and author of 21 fiction and non-fiction books, with his 22d, "Burnt Cove," set to publish in…

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Tim Austin’s heart was failing but a transplant saved him

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By G. Wayne Miller Verified
| Ocean State Stories
The Austin family – submitted photo JOHNSTON — Michele and Tim Austin met in 1986, when she was 18 and he was 20. Soon, they were going steady. Eventually, they married and went into business together with Nails in Detail & Eclect-Hip Salon, an expansion of the nail salon Michele had opened in 1991. Their two daughters, Gillian and Sara, were born. Several years ago, Tim said in an Ocean State Stories interview, “I went to a new doctor for a checkup and they found abnormalities in my EKG.
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Medical interventions for Parkinson’s add years of better life – G. Wayne Miller, Ocean State Stories

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By G. Wayne Miller Verified
| RINewsToday.com
The first indication that Dan Alperin, 61, had Parkinson’s disease was in 2024. A radio salesman and avid runner, Alperin had traveled to Japan to compete in another marathon. “At mile 21, they kicked me off the course,” Alperin told Ocean State Stories. “They have very strict guidelines, and I was going too slow. During that trip, my wife noticed that I had a tremor. So when I got home, I went to my doctor and he said, “Well, I think you might have Parkinson’s.
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Q & A with Dr. Francesca L. Beaudoin

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By G. Wayne Miller Verified
| Ocean State Stories
Thanks, Dr. Beaudoin welcome back to Ocean State Stories. You were last here on Sept. 13, 2023, in a story about drug overdose deaths. At the time, you were a professor of epidemiology at Brown University and a coordinator of Rhode Island’s mobile health unit. A lot has happened since then. Start with your appointment as interim dean of Brown University’s School of Public Health. When was that and who did you succeed?
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