Fall | Winter 2009

• Life in Motion
  The Movement Disorders Clinic, the most comprehensive in the Midwest, is helping restore independence and quality of life to many patients who thought they had to live with the debilitating effects of excessive or involuntary movement disorders.
• Reviving History
  Lon Keim, MD, is a forward-thinking physician, teacher and researcher who is deeply fascinated by the past.
• Amazingly Ordinary
  At first glance, there is nothing that seems especially out of the ordinary about Margaret Ingebretsen’s delivery.

• Finely Tuned
  As a retired teacher, an avid musician, pianist and conductor, and an adoring grandmother, Beverly Lightner should have been having the time of her life.
• Picking up the Pace
  Every time Maria Perales slips on her walking shoes and hits the pavement, it’s another reason to celebrate. After four surgeries, three in the last year, walking is one of those little things in life that Perales no longer takes for granted.