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Roxanne Vargas

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As seen in: WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL), MSN, NewsBreak, WSCV-TV (Miami, FL)
Baseball mom, coffee connoisseur, co-author & storyteller of my community on @nbc6
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From father and daughter to surgical partners: The Razdans' unique bond in the operating room

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By Roxanne Vargas Verified
| WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
NBC Universal, Inc. Dr. Sanjay Razdan and his daughter, Dr. Shirin Razdan, lead two of the HCA Florida Kendall Hospital’s premier robotic surgery programs, working just steps away from each other while carrying on a bond that began long before either stepped into an operating room. Precision is essential in the operating room, but for Dr. Sanjay Razdan and his daughter, Dr. Shirin Razdan, there's something even more powerful guiding their work: family.
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Squishy toys are all the rage in the “NeeDoh hunting” viral trend

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By Roxanne Vargas Verified
| WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
NBC Universal, Inc. Move over slime, squishy toys are the latest craze…just ask mom. If you are a parent of school-age kids, chances are you may have already heard about the latest obsession squished into backpacks, classrooms, and flying off store shelves: Needoh. Move over slime, squishy toys are the latest craze. Just ask mom.
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What sets Miami's Casa Familia community apart

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By Roxanne Vargas Verified
| MSN Verified
At first glance, it may look like another residential project rising in South Florida. But this community is different – this is Casa Familia. Designed specifically for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities – including autism, Down syndrome, and traumatic brain injuries – the campus is being built with this goal in mind: independence. “I always knew that I would live a life just like any other person,” said resident Elizabeth Alonzo, who recently moved into the community.
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