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Dorothy Page's story "As the first person to receive Mammosite treatments at Wilson Radiation Oncology, I can tell you life is good again." Dorothy Page, patient Wilson Radiation Oncology |
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Mabel McIntyre's story "I'd bake a cake for Dr. Martin any day. He and Wilson Medical Center gave me back my independence" Mabel McIntyre, 87 Retired School Teacher |
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Frank Owen's story "I wasn't going to let my pain keep me from living life my way." Frank W. Owens, Jr., 84 Retired Firefighter |
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Jane Grant's story "I knew I was in good hands." Jane Grant, patient Wilson Radiation Oncology |
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Ashley Hooks' story Thanks to Wilson Medical Center Ashley Hooks is back in swing. |
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Elizabeth Daniel's story "The staff makes me and my friends feel like the day our children were born is the most special day in their lives, too, They do this every day. But they don't make us feel like they do. That's their secret. They make each of us feel special." Elizabeth and Albert Daniel and their childrenThomas, 5; Henry Woodard, 3; Connor, 2; and Gretchen, 3 months |
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Samantha Haynes' story "I can't tell you how many times the physiciansat Wilson Medical Center called me at home.You won't find that level of care anywhere else." Samantha Haynes, breast cancer survivor. The specialists at Wilson Medical Center who contributed to Samantha's recovery are, from left,Drs. Keith Lerro, Peggy Metts, Pierre Lemaire, Arthur Hanson and Jeff Jones. |
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Kelly Dildy's story "If you look at the people that helped us, they were like family. When they walked through the door, you just felt the warmth. They shared what our experience would be, what to expect. You can't predict what's going to happen, but the education process helped my family." Kelly Dildy, son of Doris. Dildy Hospice of Wilson Medical Center |
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A.W. Pitts' story "Farming's been my life. But after a lifetime of jumping off and on tractors and walking on uneven ground, I got osteoarthritis. When my doctor told me about MAKOplasty I didn't hesitate." - A.W. Pitts |
