By The Prater Family It was a very hot summer day in June 2009 when our dad, then 79 years old, was on his way to a church retreat. Although he had not been feeling well the few days prior, he was determined to go and interact with his fellow deacons. He drove from our [Continue Reading]
A Novel Way to Treat Sleep Apnea
Joy Helminski was first diagnosed with sleep apnea six years ago and was prescribed a Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machine. With her small features, she had difficulty finding a mask to fit her face. “My doctor said I’d have more energy, feel better, and that the CPAP would help my blood pressure,” said Helminski, [Continue Reading]
June is Men’s Health Month: These Common Conditions Affect Many Men
By Evan Koch June is Men’s Health Month and knowing the top health issues for men could save your life or the life of someone you love. That’s why it’s important to understand the common health conditions and concerns that affect men – from low testosterone, prostate health and heart disease, to colorectal cancer, joint [Continue Reading]
Helping Other Burn Victims Cope after Surviving a Gas Explosion
By Jade Waddy Two years after an explosion engulfed her home in flames and left her burned over 60 percent of her body burned, Kevineshia Adams, 21, is working to inspire other burn survivors like her and help them cope with their injuries. In the summer of 2016, Adams was home with her grandmother, mother [Continue Reading]
New Facility Dog Lending a Helping Paw to Young Patients
By Alyson Ward The latest hire at Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital has all the skills he needs to help young patients: solid training, a strong work ethic, a good bedside manner, a wagging tail and a wet nose. Dexter, a 2-year-old golden retriever and Labrador mix, is a new facility dog who spends weekdays working [Continue Reading]
Defying the Odds: From Preemie to Class of 2019
By David Matthews I’ve been defying the odds from the very beginning. I was born Jan. 31, 2001 at Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital. My mom had preeclampsia, which led to me needing to be delivered early. I was born at 31 weeks, weighed 2 pounds and 12 ounces and had trouble breathing due to my [Continue Reading]
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