Parents of children who receive services only available at UMMC lament the contract dispute that may force them to leave their doctors.
by Will Stribling, Mississippi Today April 26, 2022 Christy Van of Jayess didn’t know what was wrong with her son. It was 2020, and her six-year old, Cooper, was living with stomach issues that put him in near-constant pain and limited his ability to have a normal childhood. They weren’t getting any answers from Cooper’s pediatrician or a gastroenterologist in Flowood.
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