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When she was a child, to her mother's dismay, LouAnn Woodward liked to "dissect" frogs, snakes and other dead animals on the family farm in rural Carroll County.
"I wanted to be a doctor all of my life," said Woodward, the oldest of two children born to Bruce Ray, a farmer, entrepreneur and state government worker, and Bobbie Lou Davis Heath, who retired from the child support division of the Mississippi Department of Human Services.
"I was fascinated with biology and science. I also knew that doctors and nurses were, in my mind, important people who helped...
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