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When Kate Ingram needed help, she sought out an elite team at the health system that was even larger than she expected.
"My doctor said there was only one surgeon he’d trust with his own daughter," Kelly remembered. "That surgeon was Marc A. Asher, MD, of The University of Kansas Health System."
“I felt it pop. I went down to the ground. I was like, ‘Well, I'm sure it could just be dislocated,’ so I try to get back up, and then that's when my whole leg collapsed.” Gabe was taken to the hospital where they identified MCL, ACL and meniscus tears.
“My normal has changed,” she says. “And all the credit goes to my care team. They were there beside me through everything. I wouldn’t be here without them.”
Even a major injury couldn’t bring down Patrick Steitz’s expectations. It might be because Patrick has become accustomed to facing and overcoming setbacks in his athletic career.
Jennifer has lost over 200 pounds after her surgery in June 2022. In turn, her physical health has improved dramatically. “I no longer have leg cramps or back spasms. I’m able to walk as much as I want to.”
At age 75, Terry Hoffman had never had a major surgery. But by March 2024, arthritis in his left knee had gotten so bad that he couldn’t deal with the pain any longer.
Recovering from a serious injury is an intense physical process, but for Ava Petri, her work with the Female Athlete Program had just as much emphasis on mental wellness, resilience and self-identity.
The right diagnosis is always important, but in Logan Mispagel’s case it made a huge difference in her senior year. Instead of getting surgery and months of rehab, Logan was able to recover in time for basketball season.
“I’m so glad I chose to have body contouring surgery. My shoulders and back feel better. I’m not as tired. And without excess skin pulling me down, I can be more active without pain. It’s a whole new world.”
When Chelsea Troyer became a mom almost 2 years ago, she had many of the same questions and doubts that nearly all parents have: Am I a good enough mom? What if I’m not doing something important? How do I know I’m doing the right things for my baby?
Patient finds solace in Turning Point after battle with leukemia.
Carson Miller has mastered going extremely fast for short distances, but when he had 2 significant injuries in the same year, he learned the importance of patience and perseverance.
Cohen Gunn loves sports, but a stress fracture derailed his season & a thumb injury threatened to do the same for baseball, he knew he needed some help.
“Since I had the implant, I feel great,” Kat says. “I’ve been able to complete medical school and do everything I want to in life, and that’s something that hadn’t been possible before I got the implant.”