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… ask, ‘Do you want anything?’ All I could say was, ‘Nope, I’m OK.’” But he wasn’t. “I hit a really low point,” he said. “Just really depressed.” Everywhere he went and in everything he did, it seemed, stood a harsh reminder … cured of cancer when I met him,” Holling said. “But from a survivorship standpoint, he wasn’t really living. His quality of life needed significant improvement. He was beat up from treatment, …

… in a recent social media post. Fitz is a unique baby in a lot of ways. For starters, he’s a really good sleeper, and he’s always happy and giggly. He was also born with a cleft lip and … some of your biggest concerns? Dr. Donovan: At first, I was so shell-shocked that I didn’t really process it. A cleft lip/palate wasn’t on my top 20 list of worries. I was more worried … forward to that experience. Fitz isn’t able to nurse due to his cleft palate, which was really sad for me. Luckily, I’m able to pump and give him breast milk that way.   So, what does …

… 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 …

… “I was basically carrying a child, and I had no idea,” she said. “It’s not like I was really overweight, so how is that even possible – to not have any clue?” Her diagnosis? Stage 3B …

… going through. Just to be able to step back and take a minute and see what the patient really needs from me.” In her free time, Dr. Cohn enjoys traveling with her family. They …

… surgery at Methodist Hospital. And while the surgery was successful, Dr. Gerbino says what really made the difference for him was the care he received during recovery. “The aftercare was …

… likes to travel but said fostering close relationships with his friends and family “are what really make me tick.”  …

… together. I’m able to celebrate their achievements and support them during tough times. It’s really about being able to learn about them as a person, what kind of life they’re living, their …

… Ellen Janssen, MD, describes her journey toward medicine as “really nontraditional.” After studying business finance in college, then spending quite some time …

… direction. “That’s when I decided, I can love chess, but I also love medicine,” he said. “I really felt like I could make a bigger impact through medicine and helping people.” Dr. Parekh …