Breakthroughs in Wellness and Recovery Newsletter
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This December 5 update celebrates Paul and Sharon Conrady, shares cancer and peptide education, explains an outcomes-based wellness initiative, and includes important booking guidance for the Hyperbaric Plus community.
Paul and Sharon Conrady Named 2025 AARP Oklahoma Andrus Award Finalists
The AARP Andrus Award for Community Service honors volunteers age 50 and older who use their experience, compassion, and leadership to strengthen their communities.
- The award is named for AARP founder Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus.
- It recognizes meaningful, unpaid community service.
- Each state selects its own honoree or group of honorees.
- State recipients may direct an award-related charitable contribution to an eligible nonprofit.
Two Conversations About ANKTIVA and the Future of Cancer Care
These interviews explore Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong’s work and the debate surrounding broader access to ANKTIVA, an immune-activating therapy with a specific FDA-approved use.
▶Cancer Therapy
▶FDA PerspectiveDr. Josh Axe Breaks Down Peptides and Bioregulators
▶PeptidesHyperbaric Plus can share contact information for clinicians familiar with peptide-related care. The team is also interested in building relationships with qualified kidney specialists.
RFK Jr., FDA Reform and Alternative-Therapy Discussions
The original newsletter discussed public statements from Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about possible health-agency reform. At the time, supporters of integrative and alternative approaches were watching for changes that could affect research, regulation, and access.
Building a Program Around Measurable Results
The goal is to create a structured, outcomes-based framework for clients who have tried mainstream care but feel their progress has reached a plateau.
Potential measures may include validated biomarkers, functional testing, cognitive scores, symptom scales, physical performance, or quality-of-life measures. The exact measurements should match the client’s goals and involve appropriate professionals when medical testing is needed.
- Concussion and neurological-injury recovery support
- Chronic kidney or liver dysfunction
- Cognitive decline and post-stroke challenges
- Traumatic brain injury
- Persistent inflammation or chronic illness
Help Us Keep Sessions Running Smoothly
- All sessions must be paid before entering the chamber unless special arrangements have been approved.
- Dive captains will verify payment and confirm your name on the roster.
- Reserve your seat no later than 15 minutes before the hour.
- Running late? Call or text so the team knows you are on the way.
- Doors close promptly on the hour.
- If a session cannot be booked, it may be full or canceled. Contact the center to confirm.
Referral Bonus
When you send your friend a referral, you can earn a free session and they get 25% off their first session if they book through your referral link.
Your free session posts after they come and pay for their session.
Watch the Referral Tutorials
▶Mobile Guide
▶Desktop GuideRecognition, Education and Better Documentation
This update reflects the people serving the community, the medical conversations clients are following, and the effort to make wellness progress more measurable and easier to communicate.
