Reinhard’s Story
“The Cardiac Team at St. Mary’s changed my life.” When I think about how close I live to Dr. Rinne’s heart clinic at St. Mary’s, I think that we might as… read more
The Conrad’s
In 1963, I emigrated from Germany to Kitchener with only a few dollars in my pocket and a handful of English phrases under my belt. I was keen to start… read more
Dr. Chad Lavallee
When I decided to become a doctor, it was because I wanted to make a difference. When I chose to be a radiologist, it was because I wanted to help… read more
Jaxon’s Story
It all started with when a family member playfully swung Jaxon around by his wrist and ankle during a family barbeque. He was sore afterwards and by the time he… read more
Lisa’s Story
I was 43 years old when the unthinkable happened. I had a heart attack. Not many people know this, and I certainly didn’t, but heart disease kills more women… read more
Mick’s story
Just a few years after his wife Janine passed away from ovarian cancer, Mick found himself in St. Mary’s where he had just survived triple by-pass surgery. read more
Joyce’s story
In Joyce’s case, it was probably her healthy lifestyle that saved her life. That, and the incredible people at the St. Mary’s Regional Cardiac Centre. read more
Angela Werstine pays tribute
Local artist Angela Werstine believes in giving back. The act of giving is a significant value rooted deeply in St. Mary’s culture. Many express their ways of giving in various forms; for Angela, it’s through artwork. read more
Peekaboo gives back
Six year old Peekaboo learned that St. Mary’s Hospital in Kitchener, Ontario had helped her grandmother. She wanted to give back and she had a plan. read more
Dr. Golubov’s story
Diagnosing colon cancer is always upsetting for my patient and me, for it is the beginning of a challenging journey. Colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in Canada and yet, in many cases, it is preventable. read more