Who We Are
Suzan Macco is a Licensed Registered Nurse since 1979, who specialized in Pediatric Orthopedics, Cardiac-Thoracic and Neurosurgery, Neonatal ICU, and Hemodialysis. She is now in private practice as a Certified Digestive Health Specialist through the Loomis Institute of Enzyme Nutrition and a Certified Natural Health Professional.
Sue has a lot of credentials to her name. But the most impressive credential? She is a survivor. She is a twice-diagnosed cancer survivor, who after searching for traditional medicine to help her cope with and cure her cancer, and found it unsettling in many ways (“cookie cutter” approach, chemicals used for treatment, lack of continued care and nutrition), she turned to a holistic, natural cancer treatment. Even though her second bout with breast cancer was Stage 4 at diagnosis, she overcame it through Enzymes and other natural therapies. Within only four months, her cancer was almost completely gone according to a PET Scan.
Her practice is grounded in Green Bay, WI., but she has the privilege of serving clients throughout the United States, including California, Texas, Minnesota, West Virginia, and Idaho.
Sue is passionate about her work and her patients. Her personal experience of illness and treatment is carried through in the compassion and concern she shows. Her focus is on getting you well, physically, emotionally and mentally.
Julie Bielen is Sue’s Office Administrator. She is an integral part of all aspects at Nurse For Health; scheduling, researching, ordering, inventory, and she is usually first to welcome our clients with her warm and empathetic personality. She literally was thrown in the deep end when Caty, our previous admin had her baby early, leaving Julie to fend for herself. She has done a STELLAR job though! Julie has an unusual ability to help keep Sue grounded during busy times. Julie has a diverse background in management, law, and transportation, but shifted her focus to natural health after battling bizarre physical symptoms for almost a decade. The eventual diagnosis was a Chiari malformation, a condition where her brain extends into her spinal column since there isn’t enough space at the back of her skull. Joining Nurse for Health has been serendipitous as every day is a chance to learn more about healing naturally, while supporting Sue as she helps others do the same. Julie enjoys writing articles for Nurse for Health, and shares her candid stories of illness, struggle, and growth on her own blog myinnerculture.com.
Tina Harpold is our Zytoscan/MaxPulse Technician. She is SO much more though. With her professional photography skills, Tina helps with graphic design and posts some of the content on our NFH facebook page, and she gives us creative ideas every time she’s here. She is amazing with clients when testing them and her reviews are thorough as she puts our clients at ease. Her photography site is Tina Harpold Photography. Her previous job teaching art gives her the skills we need to help us “look good”! We welcome Tina as well! <3
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