Patient Stories

Just like most men his age, 27-year-old Michael Moss leads a busy life. But unlike most men his age, Michael has been battling cystic fibrosis (CF) since he was three days old and must also take time to manage his condition.

With the help of the pediatric hematology-oncology team at HSHS St. Vincent Children’s Hospital, Natalie beat cancer and achieved remission. 

Three in one million. Those were the chances that 2-year-old Quentin’s face rash and weak muscles were an autoimmune disease known as juvenile dermatomyositis, or JDM.

As a young woman attending college in 2009, Bethany of Green Bay, was beyond surprised to learn from her doctors that she had a health abnormality known as uterine didelphys. The extremely rare condition, also called a double uterus, is often not detected because it doesn’t always create physical problems for women.

3-year-old Rosalind was busy enjoying summer with her family, when she got sick unexpectedly. After a few trips to their local emergency room, Rosalind ended up at HSHS St. Vincent Children’s Hospital.

In November of 2021, Algoma couple Amanda and Ryan, were delighted to bring their newborn son home from the hospital. Blake, the most recent addition to their growing family, was born just in time to add a bit more celebration and cheer to the upcoming holidays.

Cameron was in the best of hands at HSHS St. Vincent Children’s Hospital - with direct access to HSHS St. Vincent Hospital’s Comprehensive Stroke Center and the area’s only pediatric neurologist in partnership with Prevea Health.

Two pounds, one ounce is the approximate weight of five cups of sugar. Those measurements meant something much sweeter to Kelly as she welcomed her first daughter, Elle at HSHS St. Vincent Hospital in Green Bay.

Born just 24 weeks into her mother’s pregnancy, Jay was small, fragile, and in need of intensive medical care.

When RSV symptoms worsen, expert care is right here in Green Bay.