Our Patients. Their Stories.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Amy Visser-Lynch
Participating in clinical trials gives breast cancer patient Amy Visser-Lynch a new outlook on life.
Roberta Hines, MD, Named to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Board of Trustees
Dr. Hines is the Nicholas M. Greene Professor of Anesthesiology at the Yale Medical School and Chief of Anesthesiology at Yale New Haven Hospital.
Strength through Brain Cancer: Stig Hansen
Almost four years after a brain cancer diagnosis, Stig Hansen is back doing what he loves most.
The Picture Kept Will Remind Me: Kevin Laski
Music enthusiast, Kevin Laski tells his story through the creation of an illustrated comic-like rock and roll movie, representing his life, memories and recurring battle with multiple myeloma.
Downhill Skier Fighting an Uphill Battle. Andy Gluss
From Andy Gluss’s perspective, weekly blood tests and regular transfusions for a blood disorder qualify him as a “frequent flyer” in Norris Cotton Cancer Center’s Hematology unit.
Wearing a Special Badge of Honor: Anne Holmes
Anne Holmes was fortunate to find a genetic match in her sister, Katie, and undergo a successful stem cell transplant. Katie’s gift also came with a little something extra that these sisters now share.
For Better and For Worse. Michael & Gloria Lopez
Husband and wife, Michael and Gloria Lopez, share their story of nearly identical lung cancer diagnoses two years apart, and their love for the doctor who was there for them every step of the way.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Kat Barrell
Part of the team that produces the Our Patients. Their Stories, Kat Barrell never imagined that someday she would share her own story as an ovarian cancer patient.
Mustering Both Science and Human Nature to Face Prostate Cancer
Microbiologist and engineer Dick Poulin relied on science probabilities to make decisions about how to face prostate cancer, and the nature of human touch and kindness to help him through it.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Gerrie Scott
In 2011, a persistent sore throat was the beginning of journey that led Gerrie Scott to Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s Norris Cotton Cancer Center and a difficult diagnosis of carcinoma of the tongue.