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Patient Stories
Tanner Boland, Dakota Roundtree and Kerry Stanford
Three children, three epilepsy surgeries, countless blessings. Featured in Savannah Morning News.
Carrie Henderson
Carrie underwent epilepsy surgery (left frontal resection) on Augusta 6,
1999. Since then she has been seizure free and currently working as a
registered nurse. Click below to download her story:
What Makes Carrie Henderson
Smile (PDF) by Lisa Garrett.
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Update Carrie visited on September 19, 2005. Pictured are Carrie, holding her Nurse's License, and the EMU's Charge Nurse Kimberly Jaeger, RN. Carrie is now working as a registered nurse. |
Brandon Douglas and his family
Seven year-old Brandon receives long
awaited treatment at MCG.
Saving Greg
Augusta Chronicle feture article on Greg West's evaluation at MCG.
Dontavius Davis
Citizen News article "Offering Hope To Those With Epilepsy"
Parade Magazine article "Their Best Chance For A Normal Life"
Lani Campbell
Lani's Story on her website.
Epilepsy Foundation Personal Page for Lani Campbell.
If you would like to share your story, please contact Erin Hall at ehall@mcg.edu or 706-721-4626.
