Self-employed music teacher Paula Peach overcame a brain aneurysm with the help of Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital's Charity Care Program, which helped pay for her much-needed surgery.
Related Stories
Local Artist Paints Again After Gamma Knife Radiosurgery
Fred Ekman is grateful for the specialized neurological care that allowed him to return to painting, teaching and an active lifestyle.
Boy Is Seizure-Free after Laser Surgery
Discover how the epilepsy specialists at Sutter Neuroscience Institute helped young Evan go from 40 seizures a day to zero.
Severe Migraines Lead to Discovery of Brain Tumor
A migraine sufferer, Tracey had learned to cope with frequent, severe headaches. But one day unbearable pain led to the discovery of a brain tumor.
Climbing Again after Brain Aneurysm
Kate Kramer loves to scale mountains. But her toughest endeavor was her climb back to health after doctors found an aneurysm in her brain.
TeleStroke Technology – Stroke Care Close to Home
Judy Hall describes how the telestroke program at CPMC helped save her life, while delivering high-quality, personalized care.