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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Kent Alexander’s Beautiful Voice
Many patients have a fond musical memory from Mayo Clinic’s Gonda Atrium. Patients and employees will often be seen taking a break by playing piano or singing. Some musicians that have touched many lives over the years on the piano … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Events
Tagged Atrium, beautiful, Gonda, Kent Alexander, music, Piano, sing, voice
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Custom surgery creates normal hips for 30-year-old
This spring, Brooke Hayes traveled to the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, taking in the music of Jimmy Buffett, Arcade Fire, The Strokes, Lauryn Hill and Better Than Ezra. The trip was remarkable for this previously well-traveled young woman … Continue reading
By stacytheobald |
Posted in Orthopedics, Uncategorized
Tagged Brooke Hayes, Hip Replacements, M.D., Mark Spangehl
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My Mayo Story
By Annemieke van der Werff At the end of March 2010, my husband and I returned from a wonderful trip through India. During the trip I had noticed a swollen lymph node in my left armpit. At first I didn’t … Continue reading
By joedangor |
Posted in Cancer, Women's Health
Tagged breast cancer, chemo, Lymphedema, mammogram, mindfullness meditation, triple negative, vegan diet
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Ricky Rinehart: Raising Funds for Cancer Research One Mile at a Time
As he biked 213 miles of desert between Yuma, Ariz., and Phoenix in temperatures above 90 degrees, Ricky Reinhart thought a lot about moving forward. Much the same as he did a year ago as he laid in a bed … Continue reading
By susanashephard |
Posted in Cancer
Tagged cardiothoracic surgery, esophageal cancer, esophagectomy, Mayo Clinic, Phoenix, Ricky Rinehart, Yuma
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Epilepsy Surgery Allows Patient to Live Life to the Fullest
Carla Huelsmann was diagnosed with epilepsy when she was 2 years old. Throughout her childhood and early adult years, she experienced mainly petit mal seizures. She continued through life, adjusting to her disease as needed. Once Huelsmann welcomed her daughter, the … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Neurology & Neurosurgery
Tagged brain, Carla Huelsmann, Epilepsy, Mayo Clinic, Neurology & Neurosurgery, petit mal, scar tissue, Seizure, Surgery
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Mayo Clinic Patient from over 70 Years Ago
Mary Lorraine became a Mayo Clinic patient more than 70 years ago. Listen to her childhood story of coming to Mayo and the opportunity she had to meet both the wife and daughter of renowned Dr. Henry Plummer. She said, … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Orthopedics
Tagged 70, arm, Bike, Henry Plummer, Mary Lorraine, Quarry Hills, seventy
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A Family Member’s Point of View
By Lindsay Engelstad I was not a patient at the Mayo Clinic Hospital, but my mother was. Prior to her going into the hospital, I always hear people say “Go to the Mayo Clinic it is the best place to be … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Cancer
Tagged Arabia, Arizona, breathing, Hodgkin's, life support, Lindsay Engelstad, pericardium, radiation, therapy, ventilator
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Thanks to Mayo, My Survival and Passion for Softball Will Continue
I will never forget the afternoon of January 31, 2011, when I was at my local health provider and received the devastating news that I had stage 4 throat cancer at the base of my tongue that had spread to … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Cancer
Tagged arm, Brad Schwarck, Chicago, Eric Moore, Head, lymph node, Neck, Robert Foote, softball, throat cancer
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Mayo Clinic Patient Creates Documentary to Educate Others on Frontotemporal Dementia
In Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD), areas of your brain (the frontal lobe and temporal lobe) shrink, causing progressive speech, language, personality and behavior problems, as well as a decline in your thinking and reasoning skills (cognitive skills). It is often misdiagnosed … Continue reading
By Elizabeth Rice |
Posted in Neurology & Neurosurgery
Tagged frontotemporal dementia, FTD, Neurology & Neurosurgery
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Knowledge: A Powerful Tool in the Battle Against Breast Cancer
Tamieko, a 38 year old woman, was completely caught off guard when she was diagnosed with Stage I/II breast cancer in December 2010. After two years of observing suspicious changes in her breast that appeared normal on mammograms, she requested … Continue reading
By susanashephard |
Posted in Cancer
Tagged Arizona, breast cancer, Deborah Bash, Donald Northfelt, Mayo Clinic
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