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- Morgan Hibbardkeyboard_arrow_rightNorth Texas mom undergoes complex surgery to treat life-threatening pregnancy condition. Today, she and her baby are doing great.
- Martha Penturfkeyboard_arrow_rightA first-time mom discovers peace at Medical City Children's Hospital while seeking treatment for her son's complex heart condition.
- Tamsen Huffkeyboard_arrow_rightMom thanks care team for helping her and her baby survive a life-threatening medical condition during pregnancy.
- Two new knees gets patient back to her bikekeyboard_arrow_rightThanks to a double knee replacement and physical therapy at Medical City Las Colinas Liliana Ramirez will soon get back on her bicycle and get to play with her two small grandchildren.
- Esmeralda Arellano keyboard_arrow_rightMom is thankful for the compassionate, expert care doctors and nurses gave her premature baby girl.
- Ryan Weitmann, dedicated to servicekeyboard_arrow_rightFood and nutrition services manager Ryan Weitmann helped prepare 6000 daily meals following the devastation in North Carolina from Hurricane Helene.
- A grateful momkeyboard_arrow_rightBrandy Pipkin is grateful for the compassionate, expert care her son received after being diagnosed with leukemia.
- Julie Davis-Colankeyboard_arrow_rightJulie Davis-Colan thanks the "care, compassion and cutting-edge expertise" of her caregivers at Medical City Dallas for helping her beat breast cancer.
- Bo Likeyboard_arrow_rightBo Li is thankful for the new outpatient oncology program that allowed her to go home each day during her non-Hodgkin lymphoma treatment.
- Robert Piercekeyboard_arrow_rightRobert Pierce is thankful for the quick response of his wife, hospital staff – and himself – after experiencing what looked and felt like a stroke.