Patient Stories – No Matter the Odds
Odds are, most Hoosiers won't have to tap into our full depth of knowledge or find themselves seeking out one of our expert specialists. But in the unlikely event that "What If?" turns to "What now?," people can find peace of mind in knowing Indiana University Health is there. Explore the patient stories below to see the impact of our system, showcasing real patient experiences and our dedication to making Indiana one of the nation’s healthiest states.

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A boy's battle and a brother's bond
Will Flannery was the youngest of four boys. Some of his favorite activities included playing games, building legos, and solving puzzles with his 10-y...




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Quilted comfort connects family to cancer caregivers
IU Health Simon Cancer Center
Stitch by stitch, this family remains connected to IU Health long after the loss of their loved one.
By TJ Banes, IU Health Senior Journalist, tfender1@iuhealth.org
There were hugs, and there were m...

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How LEGO helps this patient get through chemo one project at a time
IU Health Simon Cancer Center
When a father of four was diagnosed with lymphoma, he turned to a child’s pass time to help get him through treatment.
By TJ Banes, IU Health Senior Journalist, tfender1@iuhealth.org
As he recently ...

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She donated a liver to a brother from another mother
IU Health University Hospital
They grew up separated by two houses. Their mothers were friends before they were born. When her childhood friend needed a liver transplant, Andrhea Wilkins stepped forward.
By TJ Banes, IU Health Se...

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New tools lead to earlier, safer lung cancer detection
IU Health Arnett Hospital
Jim Neyhart is one of several patients in the Lafayette area who are benefiting from IU Health Arnett's lung nodule program and specifically, robotic navigational bronchoscopy. After a body scan revea...

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Med student collapses during rounds, reunites with those who helped
IU Health Methodist Hospital
For months Katherine Modrall thought her frequent headaches and balance issues were simply due to the stress of medical school. But while rounding one day at Riley Hospital for Children, her symptoms ...