Following cholecystectomy surgery in January, Amanda began to exhibit complications just before discharge. It started with tingling in her hands and her feet. Soon, it progressed to severe pain, weakness, and the inability to ambulate. This change in physical condition led to 98 days spent in two acute care hospitals. After transferring to University of Louisville Hospital, Amanda was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome.
One January day, Stephen wasn’t feeling right. A type one diabetic, he figured his blood sugar was too low. Rushed to the hospital, he soon learned that wasn’t the case. He had suffered an acute infarct stroke.
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At only 42-years-old, Aprile unexpectedly suffered a major stroke. The stroke robbed Aprile of her independence and almost took her life. In critical condition at Skyline’s ICU, she fought for her life.
August 2018 was a pivotal point in Susan Lockwood’s life. She had just been diagnosed with familial idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, or familial IPF. This is a condition in which scar tissue forms inside the lungs, slowing the flow of oxygen into the blood. The restricted flow impacts a patient’s ability to move and function.
While working in her garden one day, Debra suddenly felt her right side go weak. She made her way back to the patio and took a picture of her face. The photo reinforced Debra’s suspicion — she was having a stroke.
We all have hobbies or activities we love to take part in. Rarely do we contemplate the “what if’s” that could result in serious injury. William Berry was no exception.
Amanda Evans
/in Success Story /by jglogauFollowing cholecystectomy surgery in January, Amanda began to exhibit complications just before discharge. It started with tingling in her hands and her feet. Soon, it progressed to severe pain, weakness, and the inability to ambulate. This change in physical condition led to 98 days spent in two acute care hospitals. After transferring to University of Louisville Hospital, Amanda was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome.
Stephen Young
/in Success Story /by jglogauOne January day, Stephen wasn’t feeling right. A type one diabetic, he figured his blood sugar was too low. Rushed to the hospital, he soon learned that wasn’t the case. He had suffered an acute infarct stroke.
Aprile Patton
/in Success Story /by jglogauAt only 42-years-old, Aprile unexpectedly suffered a major stroke. The stroke robbed Aprile of her independence and almost took her life. In critical condition at Skyline’s ICU, she fought for her life.
Susan Lockwood
/in Success Story /by jglogauAugust 2018 was a pivotal point in Susan Lockwood’s life. She had just been diagnosed with familial idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, or familial IPF. This is a condition in which scar tissue forms inside the lungs, slowing the flow of oxygen into the blood. The restricted flow impacts a patient’s ability to move and function.
Debra Kovanda
/in Success Story /by jglogauWhile working in her garden one day, Debra suddenly felt her right side go weak. She made her way back to the patio and took a picture of her face. The photo reinforced Debra’s suspicion — she was having a stroke.
William Berry
/in Success Story /by jglogauWe all have hobbies or activities we love to take part in. Rarely do we contemplate the “what if’s” that could result in serious injury. William Berry was no exception.