Hal Credits Quick-Acting Care Team for His Recovery From Double-Brain Surgery
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Channel: Kaiser Permanente · 2016 · Nonprofits & Activism
Sixty-six year-old Hal Miner was perfectly healthy until he took a fall at home. His forehead and nose took the most of the blow, and the impact caused him to bleed profusely. When the bleeding resided, Hal decided that a doctor’s visit was not necessary. One month later, Hal began to suffer from chronic headaches so painful that he was incapable of writing his own name. When his wife, Barbara, noticed Hal dragging his right foot, they made an appointment at Kaiser Permanente Fontana Medical Center. Visit: http://kp.org/carestories
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