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amazing story and true fighter
iceman2014 3 months ago
Dr. Jallo is an Angel! My fiance had 2 tumors removed on Oct 3, 2008. One on the brains surface and one that was attached to the brain stem. Without Dr. Jallo my fiance wouldnt be alive. Its been almost 3 years and there has been a full recovery! God Bless you and your family and most of all Dr. Jallo!
stownsendnauman 6 months ago
What an amazing story. My son was diagnosed with a Pilocyctic Astrocytoma T2-T11, he was 2 1/2 years old when he was diagnosed. A laminectomy was preformed at Lucille Packard Chidrens Hospital at Stanford. We were told he would probably never walk again. It has been two years and he now walks with forearm crutches. He gets scans every 3 months to monitor the residual tumor that remains in his spinal cord. What an amazing story...gives me hope :)
fberry81 7 months ago in playlist spinal cord info
Wow! this video brought tear to my eyes. Steve is such an inspiration. From doctors saying he wouldnt be able to walk to just playing and kicking butt at volleyball, its truly amazing. Thank God for doctors like Dr. Jallo. Steve is such a wonderful fun-loving person! I love you buddy!
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Gregmills007 10 months ago
Amazing!!! Dr. Jallo removed a brain tumor from my 3 year old daughter in 2007. He is by far the most amazing doctor!!!! God Bless you!!
Sayers6404 11 months ago
Amazing story. Hopkins really does some great work, Baltimore is lucky to have such a great institution here. Keep up the great work!
sargecarrot 1 year ago
I like it very much!!!
lege888 1 year ago
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FranciskaFarkas 1 year ago
Doctors working at Johns Hopkins have been at the center of so many real life stories like Steven McDonough's. Every day there are parents at Johns Hopkins hoping and praying that surgeons, practitioners they hardly know, will be successful. Life and living after recovery has got to be sweeter and more precious for Steve and all the lives he has touched.
reevesisaac 1 year ago
this is one awesome kid who i am very proud to say is my sons best friend. He is a miracle each and every day. He never once said why me.... Just ok so now what do we do... Thanks to his parents never accepting no or we can't do that steve is still here today and thriving and attending college.... WE LOVE YOU STEVE!!!!
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PRsweetness 1 year ago
Quite a touching story and a wonderful neurosurgeon.
supercork 1 year ago