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Humanity at Work: Baseball Exec with Major Aortic Dissection Knew to Go to a Major League Hospital
Howard Grosswirth arrived at BayCare’s St. Joseph’s Hospital-North in the middle of the night. He was quickly diagnosed with an aortic dissection and taken by helicopter to BayCare’s St. Joseph’s Hospital, where he underwent a complex eight-hour surgery to repair his heart.Humanity at Work Series: The Taste of Success
Chef Doug Bebell, owner and head chef of the Mystic Fish restaurant in Palm Harbor, can taste any dish and know the exact ingredients. So, when he was diagnosed with stage 2 throat cancer and lost his sense of taste, the irony wasn’t lost on him.Humanity at Work Series: Emily Dickinson’s Words of Care
What does it mean to be a caregiver? Emily Dickinson answers this in her untitled poem of kindness and compassion that leads with the line, “If I can stop one heart from breaking.” With a handful of words, she manages to capture what it means to dedicate your life to helping others.Humanity at Work: Keeping You Safe
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Humanity at Work Series: 4 Surgeries. 47 Days In The ICU. As If Being A Kid Isn't Hard Enough.
A week after coming down with a bad cold, Zia collapsed. She was rushed to BayCare's St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital, where doctors determined her sinus infection had progressed into a brain infection.Humanity at Work Series: Butch Still Has a Skip in His Step, Just Not a Skip in His Heart
Butch Azure hadn’t expected to spend his retirement gasping for breath and suffering from fatigue. But after being misdiagnosed by several doctors, and on the verge of giving up, he was correctly diagnosed with persistent arrhythmia. A cardiac catheter ablation was performed at BayCare’s St. Joseph’s Hospital, and his heart began working the way it should. Now Butch puts his heart and soul into not working at all.Humanity at Work Series: Children Should Be Seen and Not Heard? Don't Tell That to Michael
It’s been said that children should be seen and not heard. But Michael Fuino would strongly disagree. Having suffered profound hearing loss since he was a child, the 34-year-old attorney (who is able to practice law by reading lips) had never heard the voices of his two boys. But on December 21, 2017, his cochlear implant was activated at BayCare’s Morton Plant Hospital: a tiny, complex medical device that provides the sense of sound by bypassing the damaged inner ear and stimulating the auditory nerve directly. And when he heard the word “Daddy” for the very first time, Michael felt more like a daddy than ever before.Humanity at Work Series: How A Critically Ill 3-Year-Old Boy Became A Normal 4-Year-Old Boy
Cameron Collier was born in China with an extremely rare heart condition. He flew to Tampa, where 3 pediatric cardiac surgeons at BayCare's St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital spent 12 hours successfully rebuilding his heart.Humanity at Work Series: Luke Proves That an Artist Can Find Inspiration Anywhere
Following a near-fatal car accident, aspiring actor Luke Bernard was missing a large piece of bone from his skull. But neurosurgeons at BayCare’s Morton Plant Hospital were able to rebuild his skull by performing a cranioplasty. Luke’s recovery inspired him to write a screenplay based on the experience, which ultimately became the movie "The Favorite." Proving that an artist can find inspiration anywhere. Even an operating room. Learn more about BayCare’s expert neurosurgeons and neurologists at BayCareNeuro.org.Humanity at Work Series: Thanks To a Special Hospital, Bryce Alderson Beat the Odds
The odds on Bryce Alderson's horse were 7-1. The odds Bryce would survive after being trampled and suffering a traumatic brain injury, were a million to one. But he did survive, thanks to neurosurgeons at BayCare's St. Joseph's Hospital who successfully removed a portion of his skull to relieve pressure on his brain. And Bryce can't help but wonder, what were the odds he'd be taken to a special breed of hospital? In Tampa Bay, more people choose BayCare for neurology and neurosurgery services than any other health care system. To learn more, visit BayCareNeuro.org.
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