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Louisville native. Momma to 3 and a border collie. Join me weekdays on WHAS11 News at Noon.

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Louisville clinic helps adults with special needs avoid gaps in care after aging out of pediatric system

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By Brooke Hasch Verified
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — For families of children with special needs, turning 18 can feel less like a milestone and more like falling off a cliff. The doctors who've cared for their child for years are suddenly gone, and finding a new provider who understands their adult child's complex needs is often anything but easy. This story continues below. More in Local That's what one Meade County family experienced firsthand — and what a Louisville clinic is now working to fix.
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'This is a Band-Aid solution' | Beshear taking funds from $400M capitol reno to fund Lee Specialty Clinic Original

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By Brooke Hasch Verified
| WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
FRANKFORT, Ky. — The Lee Specialty Clinic in southwest Louisville is saved for the next fiscal year. That means specialized care will continue for more than a thousand Kentuckiana families living with intellectual and developmental disabilities, who rely on this state-owned and funded clinic. For many with special needs, it's the only option for their dental and medical care in Kentucky. Just days ago, the clinic was told its budget would be stripped by 80%, or $4.5 million.
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John Ramsey opens up about ALS diagnosis, hopes for clinical trial cure

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By Brooke Hasch Verified
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — For decades, John Ramsey's been a constant in Louisville - a radio and television personality who counted Muhammad Ali among his closest friends and had a front-row seat to this city's history. But about three years ago, something started to change. It began in his basement gym, where Ramsey said he was in the best shape of his life at 63. The weights he had been lifting for years suddenly felt heavier. Then, impossible. This story continues below.
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