Angelea Bruce's office is located at 3075 Health Center Dr San Diego, CA 92123.
Angelea Bruce, RD
San Diego, CA
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Sharp and Children's Mri Center LLC3075 Health Center Dr, San Diego, CA 92123
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Jul 25, 2020
Angelea Bruce is GREAT....she is truly an "angel" who has been helping me thru the process of dealing with my recently diagnosed Stage 4 pancreatic cancer. She's not only extremely knowledgeable about the nutrition/dietary requirements of dealing with this ailment, but also how to "navigate" the wide range of options available from Sharp, as well as being extremely knowledgeable and helpful in explaining the entire cancer treatment process, and how the "care and feeding" of my digestive system is a big part of that. Her recommendations have already been very helpful in improving my comfort, and her great friendly helpful and firm yet extremely patient attitude has greatly improved my mood and psychological well-being as well....which, as you can imagine after one has had the shock of having been suddenly given the "surprise" diagnosis that I have an incurable deadly disease, can use all the improvement it can get. An A++++ for Angelea, I couldn't recommend her more highly!
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