Canadian 'Miracle Mom' Thriving After Surgery to Cut Out Cancerous Midsection - ABC News
Links shared publicly online about this topic.
- 850total visits
Canadian 'Miracle Mom' Thriving After Surgery to Cut Out Cancerous Midsection - ABC News
Janis Ollson, 34, of Canada received a life-saving surgery that cut her in two in order to remove cancerous bone tissue and fused her back together again, minus most of her pelvis, her left leg and part of her spine. Today she survives and thrives in her Manitoba home, proof that the first ever "pogo stick" rebuild that fused her healthy right leg directly to her spine is possible.
View full resource at abcnews.go.com
Tags: Bone, Parenting, Women's Health, Surgery, News, Home
Most Recently Shared on September 24, 2010 at 5:35 pm By:
Mom Thrives After Treatment Cut Her in Two: Canadian woman survived first-ever "pogo stick" reconstructive surgery... http://bit.ly/9Q9SeE
Also Shared By:
Advertisement
HealthIT Policy
@HITpol
Mom Thrives After Treatment Cut Her in Two: Canadian woman survived first-ever "pogo stick" reconstructive surgery... http://bit.ly/9Q9SeE
1 year ago...