Denise Poland and her family are hikers, often making trips to Colorado to fulfill their passion. In August 2021, her son and she accomplished their goal of climbing Longs Peak, a 14,259 ft. mountain. At the time, she had no idea there was a major challenge to come next.
Even before Bill Farquhar was officially diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2020, he knew he had been put on a mission — to help others.
Sometimes we find strength in the oddest places. For someone going through cancer treatment, it may be inner strength or support from family and friends, but often, strength is found through all the behind-the-scenes work of the care team.
Helping people is more than a job for Nancy Perry. It’s her purpose. When the COVID-19 pandemic changed the world as we knew it, she had to find a new way to fulfill that purpose.
In early 2020, Barbra and Kevin Vollbracht were anxiously awaiting the due date of their daughter, Eva. As spring approached, they didn’t anticipate what the year would bring
In 2002, Erin Arbabha-Presutti was diagnosed with Stage II breast cancer. In the days, weeks, months, and years following her diagnosis, she underwent several life-changing surgeries and endured intensive treatment.
Preparing to move to a new state and start a new job isn’t an ideal time for major surgery, but Quincy Medical Group ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) Physician Dr. Paul Conrad knew he would be in good hands in his new home.
On May 28, 2021, Sara Baker came to Quincy Medical Group (QMG) for a follow-up mammogram. She looked at the visit as routine until she got some unexpected news.
The past four and a half years have been full of gratitude for Vicki McColez, despite going through some of the most challenging days of her life.
As the date of July 16 approached this year, Kala Breder found herself struggling.