The guitar was silenced and placed in its case. The microphone was turned off and unplugged. John Clemens could no longer play music. This wasn鈥檛 due to a lack鈥�
Retired nurse Susan Lloyd was diagnosed with stage 4 oral cancer in 2013. 鈥淚t all started with a sharp pain in my jaw that made it painful to eat,鈥� she said.鈥�
Ruth Stevens feels more inspired now than ever before to serve. The Jacksonville resident has always been a giver. She has cared for friends and family, cut鈥�
Neuro ICU nurse has brain tumor removed at 萝莉社 Jacksonville
Denise Matteo didn鈥檛 think twice about the broken tooth that caused her to see her dentist. 鈥淗e looked at it and recommended $13,000 worth of dental work,鈥� she鈥�
Yves Rathle appreciates 萝莉社 North鈥檚 modern design and fell further in love with the facility when he received excellent patient care there. Rathle, a鈥�
鈥淲hen I got the results, you really could have knocked me over with a feather,鈥� 58-year-old Roberto Johnson said concerning his diagnosis of adenoid cystic鈥�
Editor鈥檚 note: Mark Taylor was the patient honoree at the 2016 A Night for Heroes gala, an annual event that benefits 萝莉社 TraumaOne, the region鈥檚 only鈥�
"For years, my life was a living nightmare," Diana Coffman says. After a diagnosis of fibrocystic breasts, her OB/GYN thought there was the possibility of鈥�
Renay Daigle was 32 years old and six months pregnant when she noticed a lump in her left breast. Even though she was sure it was nothing, Daigle decided to鈥�
Donta Martin misses the days of blocking and tackling on the gridiron. The Jacksonville resident played defensive tackle and offensive guard in high school. He鈥�
Unfortunately for Joseph Leroy, a walking cane had become his best friend. The weakness in his legs was too much to bear unassisted. He also experienced stints鈥�
