‘I wanted to live’
After surviving some of the worst injuries trauma doctors have ever seen, Kim DeWind intends to "live life a little fuller."
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After surviving some of the worst injuries trauma doctors have ever seen, Kim DeWind intends to "live life a little fuller."
After doctors installed a small device in his spine, Don Ferris is enjoying a life without back pain—for the first time in years.
Gender-affirming surgery gives Jameson 'Jay' Dunn renewed confidence as he sets out for a bright, new future.
United in their battle against breast cancer, two Reed City friends are sharing their stories with others to offer hope and inspiration.
Ginger Sisson, 80, and her son team up for a candid podcast about life with this neurodegenerative disease.
Anne Stoll faced a worrying diagnosis of ovarian cancer—but she persevered with her health team. 'I faced my worst fears and overcame them,' she says.
With a loving family and guidance from doctors, a pair of young siblings with spinal muscular atrophy are thriving.
A West Michigan mom credits a car seat safety program for helping her young daughters remain unharmed in a head-on crash.
Children of adult patients in the hospital receive emotional support through a new Child and Family Life program.
For senior pictures, Bree Town, 18, returns to the children's hospital where she spent months of her childhood.
With a new electronic spinal implant, John Watson is finally returning to the active life he knew.
Born with a rare syndrome, a 5-year-old Michigan girl is thriving as she undergoes a series of reconstructive surgeries.