The doctors said that more stimulation from familiar noises and sounds may help, so they're just going to have to handle it.

We're so thankful for the nurses, the caregivers, the doctors — they have shown so much kindness and respect.

Most doctors I've had here don't have a lot of knowledge about sickle cell. I want to help educate my community on the disease the way I was educated.

Doctors said she could help 30 to 50 people, she was so young.

If I play, I want to be able to help the team win. (The doctors) told me that if I want to play, I'll have to play with pain.

The Iraqis that Col. Winslow and the other doctors and nurses are treating will remember that help more than anything else, and that's important.