Vertigo forced Muriel to crawl to the bathroom, sick but too dizzy to stand. “I feel like I’ve been thrust into space.”
KVH News
Debi Hofferber
EMERGENCY CAR: They arrived at the hospital around midnight. Appendicitis was soon confirmed with a CT scan.
Dean Tonseth
INTERNAL MEDICINE: Dean didn’t know it yet, but he had a life-threatening medical condition. What he also had was a diligent physician.
Heins
OBSTETRICS: Penny and John experienced a whirlwind of emotions when they learned they were expecting their first child.
Sydney Skistad
PEDIATRICS: She’s only 6 years old, but Sydney already knows that you don’t have to get sick to visit the doctor.
Skip Little
HOME HEALTH: Skip went home forty pounds lighter, drainage tubes still in his body, and his incision unhealed because of an infection.
Steve Talerico
After a long day’s work, Steve cut his thumb on a broken glass while doing dishes at home.
Brooks Murrell
One minute, Brooks Murrell, a registration clerk at KVH Hospital’s front desk, is taking information from a patient. Then, Murrell flashes a smile. The patient often smiles back.
Kara Henderson
Kara Henderson was born and raised in Ellensburg but when she graduated from Ellensburg High in 2001, she was sure of two things: She wanted to get out of Ellensburg – and she wanted to become a nurse. She was right about one of them.
Rhonda Holden
When she moved with her family to Roslyn in 1995, Rhonda Holden never counted on falling in love.