Our Patients. Their Stories.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Liz Towne
Liz Towne spent 336 days at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center recovering from COVID-19 and a spinal cord stroke, a rare side effect of the disease and treatment.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Joe Shattie
After surviving three separate cardiac arrests over 25 years, he is raising awareness about the importance of taking care of your health—and never taking it for granted.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Juanita Fugere
After surgery to remove a tumor from her spine, Juanita Fugere had one goal: to walk unassisted into her follow-up appointment with her surgeon Naser Jaleel, MD, which she did.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Ron Routhier
An in-depth look at Ron Routhier’s aggressive prostate cancer and an out-of-the-box approach to treatment have given him years to his life that he wasn’t expecting.
New Babies Reveal Silver Linings in Long Pandemic Year
Thanks to the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Birthing Pavilion staff's expertise delivering babies during COVID-19, the Collins' family got a lot of appreciated attention welcoming their new son Rhett.
Shedding Light on GLUT1 DS: Olivia’s Story
Thanks to the partnership between CHaD Pediatric Neurologist Richard P. Morse, MD, and Olivia's mom, Elizabeth, she is able to thrive living with GLUT1 DS, a rare genetic condition.
Our Patients. Their Stories. George T. Blike, MD
Blike donated one of his kidneys through the National Kidney Registry's Voucher Program to help his son, who will need a kidney transplant in the future.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Adam Dumont
Adam Dumont tells his story of a devastating motorcycle accident and the care he received at Dartmouth-Hitchcock to help him recover.
Life in Cancer Survivorship: Dia Draper
Four years after completing treatment for colon cancer, Dia Draper reflects on life in survivorship and the complex emotions and changes in life perspective that come along with surviving a serious illness.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Seth Corbeil
After a serious fall off his bike, 12-year-old Seth Corbeil spent a few weeks in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at CHaD, right in the midst of COVID-19.