Fall | Winter 2008

• Spreading the Cure
  When Russel Iwan began experiencing pain in his upper leg he didn’t think much of it – until that was all he could think about.
• Awakenings
  Last fall, when Amy Most felt something odd below her rib cage “like a little hiccupping going on inside,” it was such a vague sensation that she simply dismissed it. Even after it happened six times in three weeks.
• Westward Expansion
  When you need healthcare, you want it to be convenient and you want the best. Now you can have both.

• Back on the Fairway
  “Physician, heal thyself.” It’s a popular quotation from the New Testament. Like most of us, Peter Whitted, MD, has heard it many times. He knows what it means – and knows better than most people how difficult it would be.
• Seeing the World in a New Light
  For as long as Bridgit Pollpeter remembers, she has had diabetes.  At age 4, Bridgit remembers receiving insulin shots several times a day, alternating the shots to different parts of her body.