Ms. Sunday Douglas

Possessing a rich background built over 25 years in Western medicine, Sunday Dailey, RN, is now directing a deeply informed perspective and extensive experience towards the advanced field of Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation (EBOO) therapy. Nursing education in Nashville led to intensive early specialization at Vanderbilt Medical Center in Oncology, Hematology, and End-of-Life care, shaping her into a dedicated and highly skilled clinician. Her path led to East Jefferson General Hospital in New Orleans, where she further honed her expertise and earned esteemed Oncology Certification. Life's unforeseen challenges, including Hurricane Katrina, reshaped her path, bringing her to Lafayette, where she continued her dedication to patient well-being. However, it was her experience returning to the front lines in New Orleans at the onset of the pandemic that served as a pivotal turning point. Witnessing the acute and evolving health crises firsthand, she recognized the urgent need for more profound and upstream solutions. This experience ignited a passion to shift her focus from reactive Western medicine to proactive, innovative cellular therapies, particularly the transformative potential of Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation (EBOO) therapy. "At home, she enjoys a balanced life with her two boys, who share her love for sports, gardening, and propagating plants. This personal commitment to holistic principles also guides the care of her two beloved Sheepadoodles, influenced by the loss of her cherished dog, River, after a conventional routine canine preventative.