Elizabeth Walters

Aug 25, 2024 | news-journal.com | Rylie Oswald Al-Awhad |Elizabeth Walters |Madeline Shannon

In the early morning hours of Feb. 27, Danielle Redenbaugh from Osawatomie woke up to the telltale signs of labor. As a mom of two, she anticipated a routine birth experience for her third. As her contractions began pulsing a minute apart, she knew it was time to make the 30-minute journey to Olathe Medical Center in Kansas. By the time Redenbaugh and her husband, Riley, were on the road, it became clear that their baby was coming fast.

Aug 25, 2024 | columbiamissourian.com | Rylie Oswald Al-Awhad |Elizabeth Walters |Madeline Shannon |Mark Horvit

In the early morning hours of Feb. 27, Danielle Redenbaugh from Osawatomie woke up to the telltale signs of labor. As a mom of two, she anticipated a routine birth experience for her third. As her contractions began pulsing a minute apart, she knew it was time to make the 30-minute journey to Olathe Medical Center in Kansas. By the time Redenbaugh and her husband, Riley, were on the road, it became clear that their baby was coming fast.

Aug 25, 2024 | mycouriertribune.com | Rylie Oswald Al-Awhad |Elizabeth Walters |Madeline Shannon

In the early morning hours of Feb. 27, Danielle Redenbaugh from Osawatomie woke up to the telltale signs of labor. As a mom of two, she anticipated a routine birth experience for her third. As her contractions began pulsing a minute apart, she knew it was time to make the 30-minute journey to Olathe Medical Center in Kansas. By the time Redenbaugh and her husband, Riley, were on the road, it became clear that their baby was coming fast.

Aug 25, 2024 | newspressnow.com | Rylie Oswald Al-Awhad |Elizabeth Walters |Madeline Shannon

In the early morning hours of Feb. 27, Danielle Redenbaugh from Osawatomie woke up to the telltale signs of labor. As a mom of two, she anticipated a routine birth experience for her third. As her contractions began pulsing a minute apart, she knew it was time to make the 30-minute journey to Olathe Medical Center in Kansas. By the time Redenbaugh and her husband, Riley, were on the road, it became clear that their baby was coming fast.

Apr 21, 2024 | monroenews.com | Elizabeth Walters

Due to helpful coverage by the Monroe News and other media sources, concerned members of the Monroe community have been actively discussing our nation’s response to the Israeli-Hamas conflict in Gaza, as well as our responsibility toward the humanitarian needs of those trapped in Gaza during the ongoing war. I lived in Rafah, Gaza for three summers, 20-plus years ago, at a time when the Israeli military and Israeli settlers were in Gaza.