By: Natasha Barrett Most of us gathered around our TV for the biggest game of the year. Either to see those big-money commercials. The always gossiped about half-time performances. Or, the actual showdown on the field. But, this year, watching the Super Bowl was different for Jerry Ashworth. Hometown football hero Patrick Mahomes was playing [Continue Reading]
How many Aggies does it take to mend a broken heart?
By: Natasha Barrett If you have spent any time in Texas, you’ve heard the jokes and probably told a few of them yourself. Like, how many Aggies does it take to change a lightbulb? The list goes on and on. Don’t worry, Aggies, this isn’t that kind of story. It’s quite the opposite. Bill Creager [Continue Reading]
A Mother’s Memory: Make the Guilt Go Away
By: Sanja Poje & Natasha Barrett November 12, 2019 is the day I will never forget. That is the day my baby boy turned 15 months old. We had so many fun things planned for that day. Ayden woke up in such a good mood, Daddy just got home after his 24 hour shift from [Continue Reading]
She’s There To Help, But So Many People Help Her
By: Natasha Barrett The man walked through the door of the gift shop and seemed a little lost. He stopped, looked around, almost overwhelmed with his head looking down. The woman behind the counter politely asked if she could help him find what he was looking for. He quickly replied, ‘no’ without even looking up. [Continue Reading]
One dad’s fight to have a walk to remember with his daughter, after months of health challenges
By Lindsey Klingensmith Roberto Guzman celebrated the start of 2020 with zeal. With a few exceptions, his daughter’s wedding being one major exception, 2019 was not a great year and he was relieved to see it come to an end. 2019 Health Struggles It started in early January when Guzman experienced dizziness while walking his [Continue Reading]
Polio survivor returns to TIRR Memorial Hermann as adult for post-polio treatment
By Jade Waddy Dana Cowey vividly remembers when she first arrived at TIRR Memorial Hermann at the age of 3 in 1966 for treatment of polio. Over the next decade, Cowey would come back to TIRR Memorial Hermann once a month for treatment of her polio conditions. TIRR Memorial Hermann can trace its roots back [Continue Reading]
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