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  • ‘I Wasn’t Afraid of Death. I Was Afraid of Living’

    ‘I Wasn’t Afraid of Death. I Was Afraid of Living’

    9/16/2026

    This story discusses suicide, childhood abuse and substance abuse. If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, please reach out to a mental health professional or call...

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  • The strongest 8-year-old you’ve never met

    The strongest 8-year-old you’ve never met

    7/30/2026

    “Scald burns can be extremely dangerous, especially for young children. Their skin is thinner than that of an adult. Hot liquids can cause a deep, severe burn in just seconds,” s...

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  • “It’s Okay if the Only Thing You Did Today Was Breathe”

    “It’s Okay if the Only Thing You Did Today Was Breathe”

    5/27/2026

    This story contains references to suicide and related experiences, which may be distressing for some readers. Please take care while reading. If you are in crisis or struggling, ...

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  • She Helped Others Thrive. Then She Found Her Own Way Forward

    She Helped Others Thrive. Then She Found Her Own Way Forward

    5/6/2026

    For years, Carol Nash, DM/IST, MBA, MIS built her life around helping others. "" title=" Rock bottom wasn’t the end of her story. It was the turning point." As a professor with m...

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  • Anything is Possible with a Loving Brother

    Anything is Possible with a Loving Brother

    4/7/2026

    “I won’t have to depend on a machine anymore to survive. Now, I’m going to live,” said kidney transplant recipient Saul Arvizu. The 35-year-old recently underwent a kidney transp...

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  • Listening to Her Body Saved Her Life

    Listening to Her Body Saved Her Life

    4/2/2026

    When sudden breast pain wouldn’t go away, Nicole Polk knew something wasn’t right. At just 37 years old, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Polk first noticed a sudden breast ...

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  • How Early Cancer Detection at Parkland Led to 100 Lifesaving Diagnoses

    How Early Cancer Detection at Parkland Led to 100 Lifesaving Diagnoses

    3/31/2026

    When 43-year-old Monique Jones went to Parkland Memorial Hospital for a broken ankle, cancer was the last thing on her mind. The mother of two had surgery to repair her ankle and...

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  • The Man with Two Birthdays

    The Man with Two Birthdays

    1/28/2026

    “I didn’t know how long the transplant was going to work,” said Gilbert Hernandez, who in 1978 received a life-saving kidney transplant at Parkland Memorial Hospital. Nearly 50 y...

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  • Fort Worth firefighter credits Parkland burn staff for second chance

    Fort Worth firefighter credits Parkland burn staff for second chance

    12/22/2025

        What began as a routine house fire call on Sept. 3, 2025, quickly turned into a life-changing day for Fort Worth Firefighter Caleb Halvorson. Caleb and fellow Stati...

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  • In good hands

    In good hands

    11/25/2025

    When a Labor Day fish fry turned into a fiery accident, Leon Sulak of Farmers Branch didn’t expect to spend the holiday in Parkland Memorial Hospital. A grease fire that started ...

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