Medtec LLC
Locally Owned & Operated Durable Medical Equipment Company
Locally Owned & Operated Durable Medical Equipment CompanyLocated in the heart of the Greeneville, TN business district and conveniently close to Greeneville Community Hospital East, our hometown team is ready to help you in your pain relief journey.
We can brace most extremities, but we specialize in back and knee. All we need is a referral from your doctor and you can begin your journey of pain relief today. We accept most insurances and have self-pay options as well. We have a unique Fit Trac system that allows your provider to be notified of any change in your order status, including your fitting appointment…
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“At the supposed peak of my career, with a James Beard nomination and a string of other awards in hand, I broke. Except this time I couldn’t keep going. My restaurant was failing; in spite of the immense press we received, we remained mostly empty, often cooking for just a handful of people each night. I had been battling a lawsuit brought by a former customer, and I had eaten myself alive with self-doubt. I possessed no coping skills. I had abandoned my friends and family. I’d completely tuned out the advice of teachers and mentors. What played out over the next few months was a cliché: The restaurant closed, I filed for bankruptcy, and I took stock of my life and saw nothing.”—Ari Taymor
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[Sean Brock] he has a new mission. Forget cooking shrimp and grits, he said, using a much stronger verb. “Anybody can do that,” he said. “I have this opportunity in front of me. If I can inspire people to take better care of themselves in this industry, that will be my greatest contribution.”
It’s not just about alcohol, he said. It’s about teaching people in the restaurant business how to ask for help.
“Suffering is suffering,” he said. “It doesn’t matter if you are addicted to porn on the internet or you’re codependent or you’re addicted to gambling or if you’re addicted to ‘The Real Housewives of Atlanta.’ You’re suffering, and that’s what gets us into trouble.”—Kim Severson
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The care and feeding of the people who feed us
