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Kevin Schaefer

Raleigh
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Expanding my SMA care team with mental health support

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By Kevin Schaefer
| SMA News Today
The Apple TV series “Shrinking” features an ensemble of messy characters. Lead protagonist Jimmy (played by Jason Segel) is a widower who struggles to care for his teenage daughter, Alice (Lukita Maxwell). As a therapist, he likes helping others, but he has a hard time taking his own advice. Jimmy’s colleague Gaby (Jessica Williams) has issues embracing happiness, and his patient Sean (Luke Tennie) is a veteran dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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My pitch for incorporating SMA into ‘The Pitt’

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By Kevin Schaefer
| buff.ly
Like many pop culture enthusiasts, I currently devote my Thursday nights to the HBO Max series “The Pitt.” Hailed as the most realistic medical drama on TV, the show follows an emergency department crew in a Pittsburgh hospital, led by veteran physician Michael “Robby” Robinavitch (played by Noah Wyle). With each season set during a single shift at the ER, viewers get an inside look at the staff’s daily challenges and the numerous patients and crises they encounter.
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With SMA, there's 'Stranger Things' than feeling stuck sometimes

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By Kevin Schaefer
| SMA News Today
This post contains spoilers for the final season of Netflix’s “Stranger Things.” My level of devotion to the Netflix series “Stranger Things” dates back to the show’s premiere in the summer of 2016. As soon as the first season dropped, I was hooked. As a love letter to ’80s pop culture, with an emphasis on the stories of Steven Spielberg and Stephen King, this show provided a perfect fusion of sci-fi and horror that appealed to a lifelong geek like me.
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