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Numbers don't lie
Couple benefit from weight-loss surgery
Jennifer and Bob Ziebarth have lost nearly 150 pounds combined.
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Life-changing surgery
Weight-loss surgery helps Powers Lake man find the fun in his active lifestyle
Weight-loss surgery helped Michael Gunderson finally run away from the obesity problem that plagued his love for outdoor sports.
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Have remote, will travel
Innovative leg therapy helps Crosby
teenager ditch leg brace
Thanks to therapists such as Jackie
Mrachek and the Active Leg
program at
Medcenter One, Kelsey
Busch has a much better gait.
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Williston man's life back on track
Weight-loss surgery at Sanford Health in Bismarck helped Chris Williamson lose 167 pounds.
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Healing touch
Blood clot leads to painful, slow-healing wounds
Ray Kuntz endured slow-to-heal wounds on his calf muscle. Healing the wounds was expedited using an innovative treatment available at Sanford Health.
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Heart procedure leads to worry-free winter in the sun
Following a heart procedure at Sanford Health, Roger Tofsrud was able to enjoy his winter in Arizona.
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So much to lose, but more to gain
Weight loss surgery helps man lose 285 pounds
Weight-loss surgery helped Jim Cree drop 285 pounds and helped him walk away from a laundry list of obesity related problems including diabetes, high blood pressure and
knee pain.
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Walking on sunshine
Treatment for peripheral arterial disease helps
Minot woman walking away from leg pain
Thanks to care from Sanford Health’s cardiovascular surgery team for her peripheral arterial disease, Sharon Nelson of Minot is again able to play games with her grandchildren.
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The gift of life
Man returns to his normal routine thanks to his wife's gesture
Polycystic kidney disease once robbed Kevin Dahly of his ability to play with his three young sons. Thanks to the transplanted kidney he received from his wife, Carol, Kevin is back in the game and leads an active life.
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Son steps up
Selfless act helps father get life back
Todd Westmeyer, right, gave his father, Ray, one of the greatest gifts of all when he donated a kidney.
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