Big and burly in a tight, black t-shirt and wraparound sunglasses, Daniel Langford was an intimidating figure on his black Harley Davidson with an attitude to match. A Navy veteran and avid member of a local motorcycle club, Langford, 38 of Katy, lived as if nothing could touch him. “Everyone who knows me knows I’m [Continue Reading]

C.S. Lewis once said, “Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another, ‘What! You too? I thought I was the only one.” No words ring more true for two young men at TIRR Memorial Hermann. Bryce Sauser lives in League City; he’s 31-years-old and an account representative for an international oil [Continue Reading]

Teacher Pamela Bah is not one to sit around.  “The word go has always been my middle name,” explains Pamela Bah.  “I took for granted all the fun things I did with my six sisters and grandkids, whether it was going on cruises or enjoying rock climbing or zoo visits.” Her fun continued until excruciating [Continue Reading]

His given name, according to his birth certificate, is “Ivory Mayhorn IV.” But this energetic toddler with a wide smile and sweet singing voice answers to one name only – “Champ” – a moniker bestowed on him during the first few months of his life when every moment was a struggle to survive. Champ’s mother, [Continue Reading]

Vanessa Schlitzkus loves her 15-month-old daughter, Elizabeth. What she didn’t expect – or love — was the severe pain and low-back numbness that followed the delivery. “The day after delivery, I had pain that started in my side and wrapped around to my back. There were times I would experience numbness in my lower back, [Continue Reading]

Leigh Rozelle found the lump purely by accident, just three days before Christmas in 2015. As she crossed her arms, she felt a golf ball-size knot on the outer side of her left breast. “My family practitioner was able to squeeze me into her schedule the very next day,” says Rozelle, who is only 37. [Continue Reading]