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Keith And Shackur Relationship
The relationship of a caregiver and patient is one that can leave a lasting impression on a person. The relationships that Keith and Sandra Stanek have with Dr. Salim Shackour and Dr. James Spadero at Phelps County Regional Medical Center are filled with positive comments and praise.
Keith Stanek started seeing Dr. Shackour about a decade ago. Keith was one of his first patients.
“The thing that impresses me the most about Dr. Shackour is as soon as you tell him what your problem is he has a plan for what to do almost immediately,” said Keith. “It’s almost nonhuman and more like a response from a computer,” said Keith. “It’s the only way I could describe it.”
On numerous occasions, Keith has come to the hospital with problems and Dr. Shackour always had a plan of action for his troubles. At one point, Keith was having trouble with his stomach and it persisted for quite a while. Dr. Shackour
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Spadero if they could take it out while proceeding with the bypass surgery. The surgery was a successful bypass and during the process they also removed the tumor on his lung which was critical since the tumor ended up being carcinogenic.
Later on, Keith started to deteriorate and grew progressively worse the years after his bypass. Dr. Spadero told him it was time for Keith to get a pacemaker. After receiving the pacemaker, Keith felt better and now has more energy and life. It ultimately changed his life.
Sandra’s encounter with Dr. Spadero was in September 2006. Sandra was clipping the hedges out in her yard. Sandra started feeling exhausted and could hardly walk. Sandra turned around and felt something in her chest. Once she reached the house she called 911. Dr. Spadero was not in the office at the time therefor Sandra was transported via air to his hospital in (where?). He was very helpful and explained that she had suffered a heart attack and had plan of action in place for her on what to

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