Tanya Marie Wright

The experience of inpatient care can have lasting influence on recovery and wellbeing. Employing a Māori model of health broadened the holistic nature of enquiry. The approach and timing taken in seeking the views of participants’ yielded different information, all of which is of value to service evaluation and refinement. The findings suggest that keeping mothers and infants together during health service utilisation such as MBUs should be a priority for policy makers and service designers.

By Michelle Ward Trainor 06/01/2016 AT 01:30 PM EDT Tanya Wright's hair has always consumed her. The Orange Is the New Black actress admits to spending too much time and energy over the years trying to tame her natural locks – and ending up with more than her fair share of bad hair days in the process. "My hair has been the bane of my existence for most of my life," she penned in an essay for the Huffington Post. "It is massive, curly and has a life all its own.

Tanya was preceded in death by her parents, D.C. “Mickey” and Lillian Johnson. She is survived by sisters, Wanda Johnson of Summerdale, Stephanie Johnson (Doyle) Brooks of Bay Minette and Brenda Harland (Brad) of Summerdale; brother, Davis C. Johnson Jr. (Alice) of Summerdale; nieces, Bambi (Doug) Grantham and Hollie (Jason) Hawkins, all of Gulf Shores; great-nieces, Madison Pasco and Miyah Hawkins; many other family and friends. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Sept.