"No matter what kind of day they're having, or what they're here for, they all tell me how much it has helped and how special it is," said musician,Fabris has played the Harp for over 20 years and gets to share her passion through the hospital's Healing Art Program.
"If there was a baby born, sometimes I'll play 'Happy Birthday.' I also had a woman come up to me and say that both her parents were in the hospital and that this just really calmed her down," said Fabris. Musicians of all kinds are brought in to perform regularly. The program has also filled TMC's eight miles of hallways with artwork.
"There is a lot of research that shows art can actually help eliminate stress and help lower levels of anxiety," said Tucson Medical Center Healing Art Program Director, Lauren Rabb."My dad spent a lot of time at TMC when he had cancer. I really appreciated being able to take a break, roam the hallways and enjoy the artwork. I just thought, if I ever had the opportunity to be able to do the same for others, and share my artwork, that it would be a real privilege," said Kaye.
To learn how to get involved in Tucson Medical Center's Healing Art Program, contact the TMC Foundation. Megan Meier is a reporter for KGUN 9. Megan graduated from Arizona State Universityʼs Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications in May 2018. While pursuing her degree in broadcast journalism, Megan interned at the City of Phoenix. Share your story ideas and important issues with Megan by emailing megan.meier@kgun9.
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