Patient stories

Sarcoma patient and his nurse navigator celebrate Sarcoma Awareness Month and another round of treatment by skydiving together. "If [he] can fight cancer like [he has], I can go skydiving," Program Manager/Nurse Navigator Mary McCormick, RN, BSN says.

Lori Frisher found herself battling cancer...again, This strong, determined, resilient leader partnered with the region's most experienced physicians and care team to wage a war against Sarcoma.

When Ben Connors went to the doctors for a blood clot in his arm, he had no idea it would lead vascular surgery to correct the underlying issue of TOS.

Scott Knock is back on active duty after undergoing surgery to help alleviate pain from neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome.

Paul is back to living a pain-free life after undergoing surgery at Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center for spinal nerve pain.

After being misdiagnosed for years, Bill Weston is thrilled with the care and treatment he received following his neuroendocrine tumor diagnosis by Dr. Liu.

Beth Bouchard was not expecting to need surgery for her lower back when she mentioned she was having pain to her son's doctor, but she is thrilled with the treatment she received under Dr. Shay Bess' care.

Learn more about Samuel's inspiring journey and the medical team that was instrumental in the surgery to remove a giant cell tumor in his wrist bone.

After receiving his diagnosis of chondrosarcoma in his shoulder, Dean Story sought care at Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center.

Kim started experiencing severe back pain due to arthritis and spinal stenosis and sought care at Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center.