Angelina's Story
Like most mothers, Kesala Morrell checked her newborn over from head to toe. "From the very beginning, I felt like something with her eyes was not quite right," she said. "And if you feel like something is not right with your child, you have to check it out."  Read more»

Brandon's Story
Brandon Boynton, a freshman at Cochrane-Fountain City High School, was very excited for his 2008 football season. He tore his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) during a pre-season scrimmage when an athlete from the opposing team dove helmet-first into the front of Brandon's locked right knee-bringing his season to an early end.  Read more»

Diane's Story
From discovery through surgery and chemotherapy, Diane Filzen-Larson says, "It’s nice to stay close to home."  Read more»

Elizabeth's Story
It’s been a long path, but these days Elizabeth Waters is finding that the path is more comfortable to walk.   Read more»

Joe and Shirley's Story
After 54 years of marriage, Joe and Shirley Kamrowski see each other more clearly now than they have in a long time—and they enjoy the view even more.   Read more»

Maddie's Story
"I'm not a big fan of getting teeth pulled," confessed Maddie Walters, age 9 of Wabasha. "I was kind of scared because it was my first surgery, but then I found out I'd be asleep, and I wasn't so scared." Maddie's oral surgeon, Gary Hayes, DDS, at Winona Health, understands.   Read more»

Melissa's Story
Melissa Gulan is diligent about scheduling her annual physical and mammogram. "You do it because you're supposed to," she said. "Getting a mammogram isn't that bad-it's just routine maintenance. And you really never expect that something will be wrong." And in the vast majority of cases, nothing is.  Read more»