When she’s not focused on caring for the pediatric oncology patients at Siteman Kids, Taryn Sandheinrich is devoted to another child – her own 8-month-old son. The St. Louis native, who currently lives in Webster Groves with her husband, is also an avid reader of “just about anything,” though she says it’s tougher these days to justify staying up late to finish an enthralling chapter. (Photo by August Jennewein)
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