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Patient Stories

Two tripping accidents caused Randy to break his right forearm twice, but his limb is fine thanks to expert care and natural youth repair.
He contracted HIV in 1998, yet today this patient lives a strong, healthy, and normal life thanks to advanced medicine and managed care.
Brian Blackburne used to take antacids daily, but his life changed following diet recommendations from his physician. Read his personal journey on progress.
A Houstonian is back on her bike doing what she loves following care by the orthopedics team. Read more about her journey.
Bryan Reece suffered severe breaks from a traumatic motorcycle accident, but he is coming back quickly thanks to his skilled team of surgeons.
Thanks to the advanced cardiac procedures he received, Glen Provost can still play hard and not worry about having a life-debilitating stroke.
A full-time grandmother receives the life-saving treatment she needs to fight her genetic disease.
A high-risk esophageal cancer patient gets a new chance at life thanks to a groundbreaking surgical technique
This summer, a pre-teen from Nigeria received a corrective surgery from a pediatric urologist. Now he heads home with a new life — and friend!
Since receiving treatment at the UT Physicians Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center for pain tied to sickle cell disease, Kisha McClintock hasn’t returned to the emergency room in over a year.
Following back-to-back spinal surgeries performed by UT Physicians pediatric experts, Cayman Westerkamp can now enjoy the simple things in life — like riding a bike.
A recent graduate of the Texas Cleft-Craniofacial team program, Charlotte “Charlie” Brown is now dedicated to helping other children on their cleft journey.
As a stay-at-home dad of three, Jordan Gonzales was determined to tackle his Type 2 diabetes diagnosis to be a healthy and present parent.
Learn how a pediatric cardiologist helped one girl control her dysautonomia and become the academic, athletic, and life-loving teenager she is today.
Expectant parents fly around the world to seek out care at UT Physicians. How they were helped and the inspiring way they are striving to assist others.
Both diagnosed with hearing loss, Elizabeth and Elliott Maddox received exceptional care thanks to UT Physicians experts.
When UTHealth Houston employee Elizabeth Dravis learned she had a rare kidney disease, a team of doctors with UT Physicians was instrumental to her recovery.
After a shocking multiple sclerosis diagnosis, Christiane Lederer decided to put all her energy into healing and helping others.
With no family history of colorectal cancer, Britt Smith was shocked to learn of her stage 3 diagnosis.
A patient remembers her surgeon a year after her emergency heart operation and delivers him heart-shaped cookies.
Despite being born with a cleft lip and palate, 7-year-old Jae Beltran can blow bubbles and more after several procedures performed by Matthew Greives, MD.
Nikita Jackson-Higgs’ breastfeeding journey with her daughter, A’dor, is going well thanks to the collaborative help of lactation experts.
Cherie Martinez suffered from chronic abdomen pain for years until Gordon Martin, MD, solved her case of nutcracker syndrome.
Both on their own cleft journey, Jax and Zoey Freking are all smiles thanks to the expert care of the Texas Cleft-Craniofacial Team at UT Physicians.