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Gastroenterology in Minnesota

Patient Stories

  • Shirley Beltz

    Shirley Beltz

    Shirley Beltz enjoys being a grandmother. And a liver transplant has given Shirley more time to spend with her grandson. Read Shirley's story.

  • Mary Berman

    Mary Berman

    Dr. Mary Berman found herself "mesmerized with Mayo" when she was treated for breast cancer. "As a doctor, it was stunning to see how well medicine can be practiced." Read Mary's story.

  • Mary Jane Bollinger

    Mary Jane Bollinger

    Transplant recipient becomes transplant volunteer. Read Mary Jane's story.

  • Christine Chapa

    Christine Chapa

    A new liver makes "normal" toddler experiences possible for Christine Chapa. Read Christine's story.

  • Karima Edmonds

    Karima Edmonds is sometimes a little tired. She's not sure if it's due to the new baby or the new liver, both of which came during the same week. Read Karima's story.

  • Richard Feist

    Richard Feist

    Like most men his age, Richard Feist says he needs to watch what he eats and keep active. Life is pretty much back to normal since his liver transplant. Read Richard's story.

  • Simuel Millwood

    Simuel Millwood

    Tina Millwood and her son Simuel the day before his liver transplant. Read Simuel's story.

  • Charlie and Brandie Myers

    Charlie and Brandie Myers

    Charlie Myers and his granddaughter Brandie have a lot in common. They share a love of family, a great sense of humor and — since the summer of 2003 — a liver. Read Charlie and Brandie's story.

  • Trevor Tompkins

    Trevor Tompkins

    Quick action and teamwork give newborn a second chance after beating the odds and a life-threatening illness. Read Trevor's story.

  • Barbara Welch

    Barbara Welch

    Barbara Welch found relief for a persistent digestive problem after months without an answer. Read Barbara's story.

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