Prom at Parkland
 When a 19-year-old student missed his prom crowning because of major surgery, nurses at Parkland's Neurology unit helped throw a makeshift prom at the hospital. WFAA-TV (ABC), Dayton Daily News and KYTX-TV (CBS) reported on the heart-warming story of how classmates surprised the Grapevine High School student with the prom king crown at Parkland. |
Moody Foundation gifts millions for Parkland breast center
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From Parkland patient to Parkland nurse
 A trauma patient herself six years ago at Parkland, Savannah Fortner, RN, now cares for trauma patients who come to Parkland's ER. KDFW-TV (FOX) and KSKY-AM shared her remarkable story of how the care she received at Parkland inspired her to want to do the same for others. |
Exercise for a healthy mind
 You know that exercise is good for your body but Margaret Bryant, physical therapist at Parkland, told KERA-FM and WFAA-TV (ABC) that regular exercise, such as walking and meditation, also plays a role in keeping your mind healthy and contributing to overall mental well-being. |