Unique Case

“You have cancer.” These three dreaded words are spoken to nearly 40% of Americans at some point in their lives, but they are never the words a parent wants to hear about their child. Torie Dingler was an otherwise healthy and active teenager when she began noticing discomfort in her upper arm. Looking back, she … Read more

With the recent return of the two astronauts who were stranded on the International Space Station for nine months, much of the media coverage has focused on the pair’s physical adjustment to Earth’s gravity. Space travelers often experience problems with their vestibular system, a sensory system within the ear and brain that helps a person … Read more

Neuroendocrine Cancer Survivor Story This neuroendocrine cancer survivor story highlights a rare NET case. Learn how this neuroendocrine cancer survivor story inspires others in Charleston. Explore local cancer support resources in Charleston Learn more at the Healing NET Foundation Skip to main content A Rare Diagnosis and a Long Journey For Charleston resident and cancer … Read more

In 2018, 5-year-old Lucas Doll began struggling with sleep disturbances and sudden onsets of vomiting that defied explanation. For a year-and-a-half, Lucas, along with his mother, Lina, visited numerous specialists, but none could provide a diagnosis. During this period of uncertainty, Lucas participated in a sleep study. It was here that a vigilant radiologist noticed … Read more

Jackie Hyman had been suffering from symptoms such as fatigue and blood in her sinuses for a while – symptoms due, she figured, to a respiratory infection. Then one day, her sister exclaimed that she “looked like she’d been hit by a Mack truck,” an utterance alarming enough to prompt Hyman to call a doctor. … Read more