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Patient and Family Stories
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After doctors at four hospitals couldn't remove a tumor from her trachea and gave her just one year to live, Brianna came to BWH, where a team developed a first-of-its-kind procedure to grow a trachea from the cells in her abdomen. |
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When Joanna and Dreux experienced infertility challenges, they turned to BWH. In addition to comprehensive fertility options, Joanna also received stress management and social support, and gave birth to son Luke. |
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Eileen’s daughter Claire was born three months early, weighing just two pounds. Two months later, Eileen suffered a heart problem requiring cardiac surgery. Eileen and Claire both recovered well and are enjoying life. |
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When Brad's heart began to fail, he and his wife Mandra – both in their 30s – suddenly found their lives on hold. That was until he had life-saving heart transplantation. |
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James Maki suffered an injury so devastating that the surgeon who treated him in the BWH emergency room, Bohdan Pomahac, MD, said that he had never seen such significant facial burn damage in his entire career. |
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Terry had been living with advanced heart disease. When his heart began to fail, he and his wife Gail were faced with one state-of-the-art option – a mechanical heart. |
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Heather and Stephen were a happy young couple expecting the birth of their third daughter. The pregnancy had its normal ups and downs, but nothing unusual until one day Heather began to experience increasing pain. |
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An athlete all of her young life, Courtney began experiencing neck and joint pain that soon made it difficult to walk. With her mother Muriel's support, Courtney received advanced care to address two very different conditions. |
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