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Craig's Pancreatic Cancer >
"HonorHealth gives us hope, I would advise anyone in this situation to always to be positive and not feed into your fears. Feed into your hope."
Abrazo Health
Jeff’s AFib Treatment>
"It was such a great feeling to start using my body again – lightly of course, at first. I was ready to get back to life. I don’t handle sedentary life well. The hardest part of the journey was the mental side of the recovery, not the physical.”
Dignity Health
Norah's Miracle Surgery >
"I can be a normal teenager again,” says Norah, who had to re-learn to walk after the operation and missed three months of freshman classes at Walter Payton College Prep. “The thing I looked forward to the most was getting cleared to play again.”
Banner Health
Doug's Valve Replacement >
"After the surgery Banner sent a visiting nurse she would come about twice a week for about three weeks to see how he was doing at home. They follow up very well with their patients."
Dignity Health
Baby Kallie's Miracle >
"We are here today to celebrate one of our tiniest babies born in Arizona, and she's going home after 150 days,
Barrow Neurological Institute
The Cooper's GBM Journey >
"We moved our family from Alaska to Arizona because we knew Ian needed to be treated at a major brain tumor center. Barrow Neurological Institute treats more brain tumor patients than any other medical center in the U.S."
Abrazo West
Don’s Second Chance >
“The amazing trauma team at Abrazo West performed miracles, it was a grueling couple of hours before I received word from one of the medical team members that they were able to stabilize Don and would be transporting him to the ICU.” Ten days later, Don went home.
Barrow Neurological Institute
Laura's Battle with Epilepsy >
They were able to pinpoint and just pull out a very tiny portion, no more than two teaspoons. They removed that and I have been seizure free ever since."
Banner Health
"I can't thank him enough. It’s incredible knowing we have folks who give us a chance," Boucher said. "I thought it was amazing how everything fell together."
Community Champions
Tara Burns, a physician assistant at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center, recently returned from her 30th humanitarian mission to a developing country. She helped provide life-changing medical treatment to people in Zambia through Surgicorps International, a nonprofit group that offers free surgical care to those in need.
- Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center