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Published: April 15, 2008
Drawing passes time during IV treatments
By Chris Jones
Janice Pruitt and her parents, J.C. and Louise VanBuskirk, often sit for hours as they work on assembling 1,000-piece puzzles. Once a month, Pruitt, 45, goes to OU Physicians in Oklahoma City for intravenous gamma-globulin infusions, often referred to as IGG.

The puzzles keep her occupied during the treatment.

She takes time away from her family and her work as a dietitian at a dialysis center to sit quietly ...

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