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… your neighbor sitting right next to you might actually have it much worse. So sometimes it can really bring great perspective that there are some blessings among the tragedies. It’s pretty … Donnis, who has been a part of the group for over 20 years and is a stroke survivor herself. “Really listening makes a difference.” Donnis, who will turn 79 in June, helps coordinate speakers … about moving forward with life. “There are a lot of things that people don’t know and don’t really want to ask anyone,” Mike said. But Methodist offers resources for survivors on their …

… result in me being more active.” For Dr. Trujillo, West’s outcome is equally satisfying. “It’s really nice to see that we're able to almost fully transition to minimally invasive surgery and still have really excellent outcomes for patients, not only from a cancer perspective, but also from a pain and recovery perspective,” she said. “It’s really impressive technology that helps you get your patient back to their life as quickly as …

… southwest Iowa.    “Methodist isn’t going anywhere,” said OB/GYN Maureen Boyle, MD . “They’re really putting a huge commitment into women’s health services on the Iowa side of the river.”    …

… June and is currently building a new birthing center on the fifth floor of the hospital. “This really is the third piece to the three-legged stool in bringing the Methodist Women’s Hospital …

… of diagnosing and treating lung cancers. “Lung cancer, and any cancer, is an emergency, so we really want to be able to treat it that way,” said Dr. Sumit Mukherjee, a pulmonologist with …

… who specializes in family medicine at Methodist Physicians Clinic Prairie Fields . “I really want to know about their life. I want to know what drives them, what motivates them. I am …

… native Lyle Cattau was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in 1995 at the age of 34, it didn’t really disrupt his life very much. His doctors gave him exercises to do and medication to take — …

… all he and his wife, Laurie, heard was the word “cancer.” The stage of his disease didn’t really register, although he recalls being glad it wasn’t stage 4, the worst possible option. For …

… calling,"Methodist Hospital Foundation President and CEO Tracy Madden-McMahon said. "These are really special people that do what they do, without the glamour, without the need for thank …

… last spring as the pandemic unfolded. “When we first started to get patients who had COVID, it really made me scared,” said Kreikemeier, who learned in April that she was expecting her fifth … light in the darkness and strength in themselves and those around them. “We’ve had those really hard cases where everybody put their heart and soul, their blood, sweat and tears into it, and it was a really poor outcome,” Porter said. “But then you have those cases where you put in your blood, …