It is a long trip from Caracas, Venezuela, to Rochester, Minn., but quality and efficiency motivate Tea Allegri and her husband, Luigi, to travel to Mayo Clinic when they have a serious problem.
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Roan Apolonio
Life-saving heart surgery and hope came from the other side of the world for Roan Apolonio.
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Gwenn Djupedal
Gwenn Djupedal finds answers to women's intimate questions in the Women's Health Clinic.
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Bertha Hernandez Perez
Many people helped Bertha Hernandez Perez, left, come to Mayo to receive treatment for a torn bladder.
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Shona Holmes
A trip south of the border – the U.S.-Canadian border, that is – meant sight restored for Shona Holmes, who flew to Arizona from Ontario for surgery to remove the rare cyst that was causing her health problems.
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Hasan Hosein
Hasan Hosein calls Minnesota a "magical white paradise" — and plans his post-kidney transplant visits from Trinidad and Tobago so he can see the snow.
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Bernardo Loose
Mexico's Bernardo Loose drove over 700 miles to receive treatment for an aggressive prostate cancer ... and forged a lifelong friendship with his Mayo surgeon.
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Aitana Paya Perez
Persistant bone cancer hasn't stopped a Spanish student from pursuing her education — and her dreams.
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Guadalupe Sordo
For Lupita Sordo, the host of a Mexican TV talk show, a painful spinal disorder had made walking — and working — nearly impossible. Now, after a 1,400-mile journey to Mayo Clinic, Lupita is back on her feet, pain free.
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